Where's all the 90s stuff yo!
Texas Is The Reason!
Jawbreaker!
Sunny Day Real Estate!
Knapsack!
Braid!
Mineral!
Real talk: that Mineral song breaks all my emotions. That fucking riff is so good.
That album also has the best opening 3 songs of any album ever for me. It actually took me quite a while to ever listen past Slower 'cause I'd just want to listen to those 3 songs again >_>
Seeing the hotelier in 10 minutes. Siked!
Seeing the hotelier in 10 minutes. Siked!
Awesome show, awesome band. Genuinely nice guys as well. Were so thankful to everyone for the merch they bought. I even went back a second time to get a hoodie and tipped in a little extra. Shook their hands and told them they played an awesome set and deserved the support. You could see they really appreciated it. Can't wait for the next time.
Saw Beach Slang as well on Groez btw, brilliant set as well.
Awesome show, awesome band. Genuinely nice guys as well. Were so thankful to everyone for the merch they bought. I even went back a second time to get a hoodie and tipped in a little extra. Shook their hands and told them they played an awesome set and deserved the support. You could see they really appreciated it. Can't wait for the next time.
Saw Beach Slang as well on Groez btw, brilliant set as well.
does jawbreaker count? i like jawbreaker alot. the lead singer still do new stuff? i see he was in another band after jawbreaker which i'll have to check out
No, only managed to stay on friday. Totally Forgot that mineral played on friday. I wanted to see them but I went to see Lagwagon instead. It was only afterwards that I saw that they played at the same time with Mineral. Big bummer... Hotelier together with Beach Slang was the highlight of my day.Hey, another Groez GAFer! The Hotelier were so fucking good on Friday. You stay for the whole weekend? Saturday was crazy good for emo, Knapsack, Mineral and You Blew It totally killed it.
The fucking weather Thursday night was so shirty though. Putting tents up? HAVE A SHIT LOAD OF HAIL YAY! Pretty sure I nearly died of hypothermia that night.
I read Boys Life are doing a few reunion shows not sure if anything else other than that, but Topshelf is re-issuing Depatures and Landfalls so I will be picking that up.
Ok so I know they're not emo but pop-punk but I want to bring them up anyway and I mean there's probably at least some emo influence and Matt Canino did go on to form a band with Chris Bauermeister from Jawbreaker
Latterman were the best band ever
I miss them
does jawbreaker count? i like jawbreaker alot. the lead singer still do new stuff? i see he was in another band after jawbreaker which i'll have to check out
For something a bit different all the Jawbreaker talk reminded me of how much I love the Lucero cover of kiss the bottle
Isn't Hotelier supposed to have a new album coming out soon? All I've seen is that re-release.
Isn't Hotelier supposed to have a new album coming out soon? All I've seen is that re-release.
They didn't mention anything at their show at Groez, so I'm thinking it will still be a while.
They said they were in the studio the other day. But I don't know if it's for a full release or something else.
Two great emo albums came out last week.
Turnover - Peripheral Vision (dreamy, floaty, catchy, fuzzy)
Turnover - Humming (Youtube)
I liked some bands in the '90s that were considered to have emo qualities, but there was a lot of overlap with other subgenres. Union of Uranus was thought of as emo-ish, probably at the time emo was more a label relating to lyrics. It does not have much in common with subsequent stuff labeled emo later (Grade, Capn Jazz, Built to Spill, Christie Front Drive, State Route, Braid) - it was more metal-ish than anything. I think that "emo" as a descriptor was one of the least informative in the scene in my area at least. I remember thinking Woodson EP by the Get Up Kids was really poppy.
Built to Spill was never emo. How dare you say that!
With The Get Up Kids too, man I'm jealous and wish this tour was coming to the northeastJust saw that The Hotelier is coming to the West Coast and playing a show in San Diego. I'm so going to that show.
With The Get Up Kids too, man I'm jealous and wish this tour was coming to the northeast
TDAGARIM is a legitimately perfect album.
Oso Oso - Real Stories of True People, Who Kind of Looked Like Monsters
omg it's Daylight...Two great emo albums came out last week.
Superheaven - Ours Is Chrome (new grunge revival, heavy distortion, sing along)
In the spirit of keeping this thread alive here are two recent released that I've been liking a lot:
Annabel - Having It All Final
Oso Oso - Real Stories of True People, Who Kind of Looked Like Monsters
The name of this last one pretty much demands a listen.
The new Sorority Noise's record is streaming here:
http://noisey.vice.com/en_uk/blog/stream-sorority-noises-sophomore-album-joy-departed
Go listen to it. It's amazing.
That is all.
Unf. This is fantastic
Wouldn't be surprised if it ended up in my top 3 of the year. Which I think at the moment, after my first listen is this (premature I know, but shh), We Cool? by Rosenstock and Understanding And Everything Else by Woahnows.
I haven't listened to that second one but We Cool? and maybe this one are on my top 3 now for sure. Turnover takes the other spot.
And don't ask me to order them! That would be too hard. Even if I Sorority Noise is still in that first impressions phase ahah