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30 Απρ 2018 · 1. 1980s: The first wave. Born out of Washington D.C.’s 1980s hardcore-punk scene, emo’s roots are often traced back to Rites Of Spring. Musically similar to the scuzzed-up riffing of...
Here is the newest iteration of my emo timeline project. Part 1 Part 2 . This one includes ALL and only bands from the Map of Emo Post. I've fixed my…
Good stuff. Stuff like Hüsker Dü kinda is proto college rock, too, which ironically was kinda post hardcore too, as the third Dag Nasty album (as well as the 7 Second albums from around that time) sounded quite a bit like it.
Let's start by reminding ourselves of what defines each wave of emo. You can skip ahead if you already know all this, but just in case some people either didn't know, forgot, or just want to hear it from a different perspective, here's a quick recap of the history of emo from the 80's to the 2000's.
1 Μαρ 2023 · Emo, then known as emocore, first appeared in Washington D.C.’s hardcore punk scene in the 1980s. Cited as the first emo act, Rites of Spring took inspiration from the punk band Minor Threat and expanded upon hardcore conventions by combining rock with deep, sentimental lyrics.
27 Ιαν 2021 · 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.
The Emo influence: Emo is not yet a genre of its own, but rather an influential movement in punk music, which adds a raw, emotional aspect to songs. Notable bands related to the movement are Rites of Spring and Embrace. The movement fades in the 1990's. Jan 22, 1993.
