“I must say – ‘emo-core’ must be the stupidest fucking thing I’ve ever heard in my entire life. But, just in case you’re wondering – I read in my Thrasher the other day – that in fact, what my band along with what other bands in the city [are] playing is ‘emo-core’… Emotional hardcore. As if hardcore wasn’t emotional to begin with.”
“I must say – ‘emo-core’ must be the stupidest fucking thing I’ve ever heard in my entire life. But...
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Kayden Stewart
Ian why can't i have sex with you
Christopher Kelly
guy said something very similar. it is a pretty retarded name honestly. like there is a bit of stylistic musical difference between midwest emo style and hardcore at large, but the "originators" of emocore were just hardcore bands.
Chase Flores
Embrace doesn't sound a lot like hardcore to me aside from certain songs
Aaron Butler
because you have not listened to enough hardcore, or the hardcore you listened to has been retroactively changed into some other gay genre and you don't even know it's hardcore.
Parker Ramirez
...just play the fucking songs asshole
Hunter Rivera
Ok but what does he think about the When We Were Young festival?
Jacob Jackson
ok then, what are some hardcore bands that sound like this?
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Brody Brown
Is this a joke post? Lol.
Jackson Richardson
so...can you mention them or not?
Jordan Gomez
I won't burst your bubble, baby boy. No, there are no other punk songs that sound like that. :)
Jace Garcia
I said hardcore, not punk, I certainly can feel elements from Wire there for an example, and there are some early post-hardcore bands where you can argue that sounds similar, but as far as hardcore punk goes, I don't know what sounds like that
Cooper Parker
Archers of loaf
Isaac Powell
Kind of reminds of of Rudimentary Peni
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Easton Phillips
if it's longer than 1:30 it's fucking emo. Emo shitters out!
Grayson James
post-hardcore IS hardcore
Austin Davis
Technically it is, but post-hardcore has some characteristics that makes it a different topic to talk about, or at least that's my explanation of why people don't talk about black flag and at the drive-in as if they were part of the same thing
But whatever, if you included post-hardcore in your hardcore spectrum, then the discussion is more clear
Hunter Cook
Rollins Black Flag is definitively early post-hardcore.
Michael Hughes
You know what's funny? I played Filth by Swans with my stepdad and he said it's similar to Rollins. He's not wrong.
Robert Allen
He's right. His music isn't emo core, its trust fund kid-core
Isaac Carter
Not him. One example: Big Black is post hardcore thanks to its post punk influence.
Elijah Brown
what are these artists fucking problems with meaningless genre names?
Jason Lopez
how dumb are you?