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Join Date: Jan 2004
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There's a start-a-thread button on the top left side.
And you need to do some research into the origins of your genre - Emo was quite heavy (both lyrically and musically) in its first incarnation, it was a direct descendent of the first hardcore bands in the 1980s DC scene. There's been some discussion of those earlier bands in other threads in the Emo forum, you should check it out. |
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how heavy are we talking about- like metal heavy or like hardcore punk heavy...b/c im talking like metal type...my point is... emo was never that heavy and in emo's current state, thrice is heavier than what is considered to be emo...
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Here are some bands:
Rites of Spring (the band that created the genre) Saetia Frail Indian Summer Antioch Arrow And here is a nice outline of the genre's history: http://www.imsoemo.com/styles.htm |
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