Emo songs defined a generation of raw feeling and cathartic choruses, turning personal pain into anthems that still resonate in playlists and mosh pits. From breakthrough singles to deep cuts, these ...

Slowcore is bigger than ever (thanks TikTok), and all the increased attention on the ’90s-centric genre has got me thinking about something that I think could use a little more love: slowcore’s ...

Emo music means many different things to fans, from the genre’s forebearers in ‘80s D.C. to ‘90s godfathers like Jawbreaker and Cap’n Jazz, to the boom in popularity around the early-aughts Warped ...

Pinning down the best emo songs of all time is less about technical perfection and more about capturing a specific, lightning-in-a-bottle feeling. It’s the sound of suburban malaise, the sharp sting ...

The standard emo playlists on your various streaming services are a who’s who of early 2000s bands like My Chemical Romance, Underoath, and Dashboard Confessional. Even though there’s comfort in ...

In Defense of the Genre is a column on BrooklynVegan about punk, pop punk, emo, hardcore, post-hardcore, ska-punk, and more, including and often especially the bands and albums and subgenres that ...

From the basements of Washington, D.C. to festival headline slots around the world, this is the story of emo’s rise to prominence through the music that shaped a generation. If you’re here, though, it ...

The year 2002 was very good for third-wave emo. So many debut albums came out that year, and many bands were taking advantage of MySpace at the time. Some of the most iconic bands’ biggest hits were ...

「紅」、「白」両アルバムには、1986年にファミコン用アクションゲームとして第1弾が発売された「がんばれゴエモン！ からくり道中」をはじめ、歴代の「がんばれゴエモン」シリーズ作品の楽曲が収録されている。

5. Fall Out Boy – “Tell That Mick He Just Made My List of Things to Do Today” 3. The Used – “I’m a Fake” Through the years, the Used have been celebrated for their raw, angry catalog — highlighted by ...

No matter the wave or subgenre, most emo bands seem to have a knack for covering songs from the ’80s and ’90s. Maybe it’s the unexpectedness of hearing a screaming version of a-ha’s “Take on Me” or an ...