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The Academy Is... Acceptance Ace Troubleshooter A Day to Remember AFI Alesana Alexisonfire The All-American Rejects All Time Low The Almost American Football Anberlin And Then There Were None ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead The Anniversary Amber Pacific The Appleseed Cast Armor for Sleep As Cities Burn At the Drive-In
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BeefeaterGreenwald, p. 14. "Ian Mackaye was such a huge Rites of Spring fan that he not only recorded what was to be the band's only album in 1985 and served as a roadie for them while on tour, but his own new band, Embrace, explored similar themes of self-searching and emotional release. Other peers followed suit, including Grey Matter, the archly political and arty Beefeater, and Fire Party, whom Jenny [Toomey] termed 'the world's first female-fronted emo band. Before Their Eyes Beloved Benton Falls BraidGreenwald, p. 46. "What Braid did better than any other band of its era was truly live the egalitarian spirit of emo. If emo is, on one level, the ability to move from sympathy for song subjects to outright empathy, then Braid blurred the line even further, engendering empathy for itself."Nanna, Bob (in Zemler). "When we first started it was [that] we kind of said, 'Yeah, we're an emo band' because the bands we liked we thought were emo bands - like Jawbox or Fugazi. Then it kind of took on this negative context and it got used against us. Nowadays it's just a catch-all term and it doesn't really mean anything to me anymore." Brand New Bring Me The Horizon Boys Like Girls Boys Night Out
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Dag Nasty Dashboard ConfessionalDashboard Confessional Grows Up, and Emo Gets Its Own Generation Gap Dead Poetic Dear Ephesus Death Cab for Cutie The Dismemberment PlanBogdanov, Woodstra, and Erlewineare, p. 320. "Washington, D.C.-based emo quartet the Dismemberment Plan...", "the Plan [...] are a fairly thrash-crazed example of what the term 'emo' used to mean. There aren't any apologetic weepouts, just calmer moments amidst pretty explosive performances." Dizmas Drive Like Jehu
E Edison Glass Eisley Elliott Emanuel Embrace Emery Escape the Fate Ever Stays Red Every Avenue Eyes Set to Kill
F Falling Up Family Force 5 Fall Out Boy Fireflight Fire Party Flyleaf The Fold Forever Changed Forever the Sickest Kids The Fray From Autumn to Ashes Funeral for a Friend Further Seems Forever
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Garden Variety The Get Up Kids Gray Matter Green Day Gwen Stacy
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I Am GhostI Am Ghost and Those They Leave Behind - Review by firstcoastnews IdaGreenwald, p. 40. "Bands that were lumped together in the emo camp back then [in the mid-1990s] varied wildly, much more so than today. The dominant sound was the melodic punk of the Promise Ring and Texas Is the Reason, but peers and tourmates like Karate, The Van Pelt, and especially Chicago's Joan of Arc played with elements of post-rock, including odd instrumentation and ample amounts of droning, wordless minor-key dirges. The Shyness clinic adored the Scottish noisemakers Mogwai, and emo mix tapes often included the Ivy League folk of New York city's Ida. At the Boston basement shows it wasn't uncommon to see the fresh-faced boys of Braid sharing the bill with the heavy rawk bombast of the Rye Coalition." Indian Summer Ivoryline
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JawbreakerGreenwald, p. 19. "Sunny Day Real Estate was emo's head and Jawbreaker its busted gut—they two overlapped in the heart, then broke up before they made it big. Each had a lasting impact on the world of independent music. The band shared little else but fans, and yet somehow the combination of the two lays down a fairly effective blueprint for everything that was labeled emo for the next decade."Greenwald, p. 20. "Spanning two coasts, three genres, countless throat polyps, and an entire generation of heartsick boys, Jawbreaker is the Rosetta Stone of contemporary emo." Jimmy Eat World Joan of Arc Juice Wrld The Juliana Theory
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Karate Kids in the Way Killswitch Engage Kingface Kiros Kutless
L Letter Kills Life in Your Way LifetimeGreenwald, pp. 121-122. Lil Peep Lostprophets The Love Letter Refuge Lunchmeat
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Mae Maroon 5 Matchbook Romance Mayday ParadeMayday Parade Tales Told By Dead Friends Metro Station Krystal Meyers MineralGreenwald, pp. 40-41. "No band embodied [the mid-1990s emo] aesthetic more than Texas's Mineral, a quartet of deathly serious young men...In many ways, "If I Could" is the ultimate expression of mid-nineties emo. The song's short synopsis—she is beautiful, I am weak, dumb, and shy; I am alone but am surprisingly poetic when left alone—sums up everything that emo's adherents admired and its detractors detested." Moss Icon The MovielifeGreenwald, p. 146. Absolutely, says [Ben] Holtzman. 'It's the depoliticization. I don't think there's anything not safe about [rising Long Island emo act] The Movielife. My Chemical Romance
N Native Nod Native Nod - Rhapsody Music Native Nod reviews, music, news - sputnikmusic New Found Glory Greenwald, pp. 127-128. I'm sick of smiling / and so is my jaw / can't you see my front is crumbling down?' asked the first song on Sticks and Stones, the New Found Glory album that stunned the world when debuted at number four in the summer of 2002. It's an interesting contradiction—the celebration of misery, the simultaneous privileging and subsuming of the self—but one that's pure emo, no matter what the band or its label says." Noise Ratchet Northstar Nude Number One Gun
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Panic! at the Disco ParamoreFamiliar With Emo, Intimate With Upbeat Pg. 99 Philmont Pierce the Veil Pillar Pop Unknown The Promise RingGreenwald, p. 44. "[Nothing Feels Good] is the pinnacle of its generation of emo: a convergence of pop and punk, of resignation and celebration, of the lure of girlfriends and the pull of friends, bandmates, and the road."
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Rainer Maria The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus Relient K Rites of SpringGreenwald, p. 14. "If Minor Threat was hardcore, then Rites of Spring, with its altered focus, was emotional hardcore or emocore."[ allmusic ((( Rites of Spring > Biography )))] Roses Are Red Rye Coalition
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Saetia SaosinFree Saosin Music Online, Music Downloads, Music Videos and Lyrics - Rhapsody Online Saves the Day Say Anything Secret and Whisper Senses FailPunknews.org | Senses Fail - From the Depths of Dreams Showbread Sherwood The Shyness Clinic SilversteinThe great unknown - Silverstein: the bestselling Canadian rock band you’ve never heard Simple Plan Something CorporateSomething Corporate hope for mainstream success The Spill CanvasThe Spill Canvas - No Really, I'm Fine Squirrel Bait The Starting Line[ The Starting Line - Biography] Stavesacre Story of the Year Sunny Day Real Estate Switchfoot
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Taking Back Sunday Ten Second Epic[ Ten Second Epic - Biography] Texas Is the ReasonGreenwald, pp. 38-39. "For many, the New York City-based quartet Texas Is the Reason was the perfect bridge from indie-rock to emo." This Beautiful Republic This Providence There for Tomorrow Thrice Tokio Hotel[ Tokio Hotel - Biography] Thursday Twenty One Pilots
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WeezerGreenwald, p. 51. "Although no one was paying attention—perhaps because no one was paying attention—Pinkerton became the most important emo album of the decade." Watashi Wa The Wedding
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