- Washington, D.C.
hardcore scene,
where it was
known as
emotional hardcore or
emocore. The
bands Rites of
Spring and Embrace,
among others,
pioneered the genre...
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movement of Washington, D.C.,
where it was
known as "emotional hardcore" or "
emocore" and
pioneered by
bands such as
Rites of
Spring and Embrace. As the style...
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Squirrel Bait,
along with Hüsker Dü, are
often noted as
precursors to the
emocore ("emotional hardcore")
sound that
arose from the D.C.
hardcore punk scene...
- the free dictionary. Emo (originally
short for "emotional hardcore" or "
emocore") is a
subculture and a
style of rock music. Emo may also
refer to: Certa...
- fans
started referring to them and
fellow innovators Rites of
Spring as
emocore (emotive hardcore) bands, a term
MacKaye publicly disagreed with. Albums...
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emerged from the
hardcore scene in 1980s Washington, D.C.,
initially as "
emocore", used as a term to
describe bands who
favored expressive vocals over the...
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early 2000s the city saw a wave of po****rity of metalcore, rapcore, and
emocore, and
there are
bands such as Amatory, Kirpichi, Psychea, Stigmata, Grenouer...
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Released June 1986
Recorded March 1986
Genre Hardcore punk
melodic hardcore emocore Length 24:11 (original) 39:35 (reissue)
Label Dischord Producer Ian MacKaye...
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Nasty Origin Washington D.C., U.S.
Genres Hardcore punk
melodic hardcore emocore post-hardcore
Years active 1985–1986, 1987–1988, 1992, 2002, 2012, 2015–present...
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personal issues. Out of Washington, D.C.'s
hardcore scene what was
called "
emocore" or, later, "emo"
emerged and was
noted for its
lyrics which delved into...
