Funeral For A Friend

 The track starts aggressively with the drums and Nicolò’s screams, showing that he is no less than overseas screamers.

 Their true misfortune is being Italian; because if they were in America, by now they would be idolized and would have thousands of emo kids under their stage.

Hopes Die Last show a significant musical leap with their single 'Call Me Sick Boy,' blending aggressive screams and melodic vocals expertly. The addition of Becko brought new depth to their sound, making them stand out in Italy's emo and screamo scene. Their music is reminiscent of popular American bands, and despite being Italian, they deserve wider recognition. The reviewer highly recommends listening to this powerful and emotional track and catching their live performance. Listen to 'Call Me Sick Boy' now and experience Italy's rising emo sensation!

 This album is dated 1994, a time when the alternative scene was dominated by grunge and the more commercial punk rock... Well, Sunny Day Real Estate revolutionized everything.

 …in my life, I have never found an album like this, so sweetly lethal and so painfully moving...

Sunny Day Real Estate's 1994 album Diary is celebrated as a groundbreaking emo masterpiece. Blending raw emotion with innovative sound, it laid the foundation for future emo bands. The album balances melodic and aggressive tracks, making it timeless and deeply personal. It's regarded as a record that feels like a personal diary, rich with emotional depth and lyrical power. Diary remains an essential listen in emo and alternative music history. Dive into the emotional journey of Sunny Day Real Estate's Diary — listen now and experience the emo masterpiece that shaped a genre.

 Classifying Fugazi would be a crime, and secondly an offense to them.

 'Epic Problem' is the most beautiful song of the entire album, a crescendo of guitars reminiscent of the Fugazi of the past.

After a three-year break, Fugazi returns with 'The Argument', showcasing renewed sound and experimentation beyond their post-hardcore roots. The album mixes melodic vocals with intense guitar work, offering both powerful and softer tracks. While it’s a refreshing evolution, some feel it lacks the definitive strength of their best work. Overall, the album flows well with memorable songs highlighting Fugazi’s willingness to explore new territories. Listen to Fugazi's 'The Argument' to experience their bold evolution and unique soundscape today!

 "The Changing Of Times is in my opinion the most precious jewel this genre has, it’s the perfect album."

 "Just for tonight the sun still sleeps...and when she wakes, you’ll be a memory. You’ll be a memory."

Underoath’s 2002 album The Changing Of Times is praised as a defining masterpiece in the emocore genre. The review highlights the raw emotion, powerful vocal contrasts, and deeply personal lyrics inspired by loss. It emphasizes the album’s timeless impact and challenges misconceptions about emo music. The standout track “When The Sun Sleeps” is noted for its melancholic yet intense atmosphere. Overall, the album is celebrated for its authenticity and emotional resonance. Experience the emotional depth of Underoath’s The Changing Of Times — listen now and feel the power of true emocore.

 BMTH presents impressive musical skills, blistering solos, frenzied guitars, strings that fly off the instruments.

 Frustration, malice, anger, screams spewed out to the edge of reason, almost terrifying growls.

Bring Me The Horizon’s debut album 'Count Your Blessings' is an aggressive and fast-paced metalcore record showcasing impressive musicianship. Influenced by Swedish death metal, particularly The Haunted and Slayer, the band delivers intense riffs and powerful vocals by Oliver Sykes. While the album lacks some originality, it demonstrates great potential for future success in the metalcore scene. Listen to Bring Me The Horizon’s raw and fiery debut album now and experience the future of metalcore!

 Waiting For Something presents itself to the listener as an album with engaging and fresh sounds.

 We have in front of us one of the best Italian emopunk realities, and I’m not joking when I say that if they had been American, they could have had a place alongside the groups mentioned.

Vanilla Sky's album 'Waiting For Something' stands out as one of Italy's finest emopunk releases, matching the quality of well-known American bands. The album offers engaging melodic emo/rock with powerful ballads and energetic tracks. Though the lyrics lean on emo clichés, the music is heartfelt and passionately performed. The band's cover of 'Thousand Miles' is a majestic highlight. Their youthful talent and courage suggest a promising future. Listen to Vanilla Sky's 'Waiting For Something' and experience the best of Italian emopunk passion!

 Imagine having no thoughts in your head, completely losing touch with reality, letting yourself go, and only then will you be able to fully appreciate the greatness of this album.

 The most beautiful song on the album and one of the most beautiful in the emocore domain, is 'You Always Say Goodnight, Goodnight', a heart-wrenching nine-minute ballad.

This review praises The Juliana Theory’s 2000 album 'Emotion Is Dead' as a peak in emocore music, highlighting its passionate delivery and unforgettable tracks. Brett Detar’s vocals and the emotional depth of songs like 'You Always Say Goodnight, Goodnight' make it a timeless classic. The reviewer admits to being emotionally moved and encourages listeners to experience the album fully. Listen to 'Emotion Is Dead' and dive into one of emocore’s most heartfelt and unforgettable albums!

 Despite the goal of this album being to sell, Hawthorne Heights are good musicians who, with an exceptional screamer, bring to life an emo/rock work that is quite good.

 'Ohio Is For Lovers'... an exciting song that only has the flaw of getting tiresome after several listens.

Hawthorne Heights delivers a catchy and melodic emocore debut with 'The Silence In Black And White,' driven by strong guitars and vocal performance. The album features standout tracks like 'Niki FM' and the iconic 'Ohio Is For Lovers,' though it suffers from some repetitiveness. While the band excels in musicianship, they fall short of originality that could have elevated them to top-tier status within the genre. Overall, it’s an exciting and solid record for fans of emocore. Listen to Hawthorne Heights’ debut and experience a melodic emoscream journey today!

 Saosin come forward by 'diving' into the sea of modern emocore where this album somehow stands out among the others.

 A truly beautiful album, soaked in melancholy and anger, an album at times melodic and at times violent.

Saosin's 2006 debut album stands out with its aggressive yet melodic post-hardcore and emocore blend. The band's technical skills shine through powerful guitars and a solid rhythm section. Vocalist Cove Reber delivers emotive performances, elevating the album's tone. The record balances melancholy and energy, making it a worthy long-awaited release. Listen to Saosin's debut album now and experience a unique blend of melodic intensity and hardcore energy!

 Silverstein has the great ability to keep the listener engaged by offering unpredictable songs, some melodic and more in the style of Hawthorne Heights, others harder and screamed.

 'Smile In Your Sleep', in my opinion, the best song of the entire album, where the drummer shines with truly exceptional technique.

Silverstein’s 'Discovering The Waterfront' solidifies their place in the emocore scene with 11 compelling tracks mixing melodic and heavy elements. The album showcases strong drumming, flawless vocal transitions, and emotional depth. It confirms Silverstein’s continued growth and impact beyond their debut. Standout tracks include 'Smile In Your Sleep' and 'My Heroine.' This album is an impressive and memorable effort from an influential band. Listen now to Silverstein’s Discovering The Waterfront and experience emocore at its finest!