While emo music might be most associated with sadness and heartbreak, those lovelorn artists couldn’t have written such songs without experiencing some serious romantic highs. Since it’s Valentine’s ...

An emo song with banjo – you truly love to see it! “You Ominously End” is the second taste of Arm’s Length‘s upcoming sophomore album (and Pure Noise debut) There’s A Whole World Out There and I feel ...

What songs have your favorite emo and pop-punk bands played the most? That's what we're diving into here, giving you the three most played songs by some of alt-rock's biggest bands. Though some of the ...

Slowcore is bigger than ever (thanks TikTok), and all the increased attention on the ’90s-centric genre has got me thinking about something that I think could use a little more love: slowcore’s ...

Over the last several decades, emo music has experienced moments of mainstream popularity. Dashboard Confessional won a VMA in 2002, and more recently, Paramore won two Grammys in 2024. But the vast ...

Emo is, of course, the most emotional of genres. From big-hitters such as My Chemical Romance to contemporary proponents of the sound such as Ice Nine Kills, emo bands have always performed music ...

So, we (Arthur Staple, Sean Gentille and Charlie O’Connor) decided this had to happen. One emo/punk song for every team as we enter the 2022-23 season — a track to capture all your emotions about your ...

Time for a new NHL season and a new season preview that channels all your angst, rage and worry into a single track that could describe your team’s 2024-25 season chances, your feelings about that ...

Misery loves company, and that company is usually the most emo song imaginable — one that plunges into the depths with you to reach a greater catharsis, rather than just whine. That’s what the best ...

In a surprising move for music and wrestling fans alike, Michigan-based emo band Hot Mulligan has dropped a brand new track, "Prototheme," written for All Elite Wrestling's rising star, Kyle Fletcher.

Sometime in the eighties, the story goes—and every musical genre is ultimately a story—a few bands in America’s hypermasculine hardcore-punk scene started making music with poetic, emotionally ...