peggiopunx

Wow, you're even impetuous; you embody perfection as a woman! The ideal virgin is a bunch of nonsense...

Oops, a reference to sessho, but how cheeky am I :)

Yes, modestly... and you, fiesolà, what are you, I bet you're not a virgin...

if instead of e...

and you were referring to me, no I'm not a Virgo, I cheer more for the lions, but not a Cancer rising!!

Fiesolà, a suggestion, I was thinking of changing my nickname to "worse" actually, what do you think? Honestly...

I'm going to look up what idiosyncrasies mean, even though I don't really like the prefix idio... I bet you have an aggressive personality, having such a cute, friendly nickname that I also think is a bit sweet... Am I wrong? I hope not! As for the movie, who knows... I hope the opportunity arises...

I hate anything that comes close to France and the French! A big shoutout to Fiesole..

So, I've listened to these songs multiple times, and I can finally share my opinion on Underøath, emo, and the hc-emo comparison. So, they're very melodic; by the second time I heard them, I had the melody and chorus stuck in my head. Sure, there are piercing screams that are accompanied by a little guitar that sounds like my grandmother playing—slow, melodic, and without too many pretensions. Moreover, the songs are filled with backup vocals that I find stupid, which make the genre even more appealing to superficial listeners. It almost seems like the screams are there to say they're cool because they scream, but then they include melodic parts that even, I don't know, Cesare Cremonini—who is overly sentimental—could pull off, all in an attempt to attract people who really like simple and easy-to-listen-to music while still keeping it cool since emo is so trendy right now. I compared these songs with some from Refused because the singers' voices are similar, and I immediately noticed that the screamed parts are very much alike, while the guitars from Refused are sharp, fast, and very powerful, unlike those of Underøath. So from this, it’s clear that it’s a very commercial genre that has grown thanks to MTV's push—one that, unlike hc, has very childish themes and, at least for now, is being exploited properly by the music mercenaries, unlike hc, which hasn’t sold out and still fights against the powerful. Anyway, one of Underøath's songs, the one that has "Aspiring" in the title, I think I'll keep on my mp3 because, after all, it’s not bad. Lastly, I'd like to recommend (if you don't already know them) "New Noise" and "Rather Be Dead" by Refused... in my opinion, unbeatable. DE-CIAO.

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