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Emo’s Not Dead is live event and apparel brand inspired by emo nostalgia. Scene veteran and founder Matt Cutshall, who started the project as a YouTube channel, talks the evolution of the brand.

2022 is shaping up to be the year of emo. The Emo’s Not Dead cruise has just been announced, featuring some of the biggest artists from the scene. The Emo’s Not Dead cruise sets sail on Nov. 8 in Los Angeles and arrives in Ensenada, Mexico before returning to L.A. on Nov. 12. The bill […]

National Roast Day has finally arrived. So, naturally, Wendy’s is hard at working tweeting some of the biggest burns and no account is safe. So far, Wendy’s has posted a few iconic tweets about Twilight, Reddit, Cash Cash and Fearless Records to help kick off the holiday. Read more: This new symbol just changed that theory […]

Post-hardcore broke out as a movement in a huge way during the first decade of the 2000s while shaping how people view the genre today. Countless others had pioneered the genre throughout the ’80s and ’90s, but bands such as Glassjaw, At The Drive-In and Boysetsfire helped push it to new heights. Take a look […]

From Taking Back Sunday’s Where You Want to Be to My Chemical Romance’s Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge, 2004 was a milestone for an abundance of alternative rock bands. The single “Ohio Is for Lovers” from their first full-length album The Silence In Black and White put Hawthorne Heights on the map and became an instant emo anthem, so it […]

There’s an old aphorism that goes “history is what’s happening right now.” But when you are hanging out with your friends at Warped Tour, all the focus is on the moment. Jumping in the pit and getting your crowdsurf on. Trying to capture a band’s set on your phone. Stopping by band tables and buying […]

Bands like Fall Out Boy, Dashboard Confessional and Jimmy Eat World may take well-deserved residency on every proper Emo Spotify playlist, but the genre is full of artists who never got the mass recognition they deserve albeit having helped define, and constantly redefine, emo. From Armor For Sleep and their ambitious 2005 concept record “What […]

Emery are starting to work on their upcoming seventh album, but need your help. The band have launched an Indiegogo campaign to help fund the cost. Read more: Emery launch crowdfunding campaign for new album After leaving their label, the post-hardcore band have previously received support from fans to fund their 2015 album, You Were Never Alone. About […]

Emery's second full-length album and scene staple—2005's The Question—which held such gems as “So Cold I Could See My Breath” and “Studying Politics,” has never been released on vinyl as other efforts from the band's catalog have. Today, however, it's been noticed that Amazon has a vinyl LP listing for The Question with a release date of […]

Emery have unveiled a music video for “Hard Times,” which is the latest track to be released from their upcoming album, You Were Never Alone. Check out the clip below and leave us a comment with your thoughts. Read more: Emery announce The Question 10-year anniversary tour You Were Never Alone is due out on May 19 via the band’s […]

Emery have announced that they will embark on a handful of West Coast 10-year anniversary tour dates for their sophomore album, The Question, early this summer. They will be supported by Sleeping Giant, Wolves At The Gate and Forevermore. Check out a full list of dates below and leave us a comment with your thoughts! Listen: Emery […]

Emery are teaming up with AP to bring you their new single, “Thrash,” along with an episode of Matt Carter's Break It Down Podcast. The song is taken from the band’s upcoming sixth album, You Were Never Alone, which comes out May 19 on the band’s own label, BC Music.  Emery will be releasing one song […]

Post-hardcore vets Emery have released the first track from their impending album, You Were Never Alone, via a newly launched podcast, titled Break It Down. The band will be releasing a track off the album each week via the podcast, which gives fans an in-depth look at the physics behind what went into each song. With it […]

Emery and Norma Jean have announced plans to co-headline the Two-Headed Monster Tour this fall. As of now, there are 12 dates announced, with more to come. They will be supported by both Night Verses and Artifex Pereo. You can check out a full list of currently announced dates and locations now below. Emery successfully crowdfunded their upcoming […]

In light of their upcoming successfully crowd-funded album, You Were Never Alone, Devin and Toby of Emery have released a video containing an acoustic performance of the band's song, “In Shallow Seas We Sail.” Check out the video below and let us know what you think! Earlier this year, the band launched a crowd-funding campaign to fund You Were Never […]

Post-hardcore vets Emery have launched a crowdfunding campaign in support of their new album, You Were Never Alone, which will be released this summer on BadChristian Music (a label founded by Emery members). You Were Never Alone is the sixth full-length effort from Emery and sees the return of founding member/vocalist Devin Shelton. The band have […]

Post-hardcore vets Emery have posted a new demo titled “I Got Taken for a Bath,” which features the return of the band’s founding vocalist Devin Shelton. The track is taken from the band’s upcoming sixth full-length album—that will also feature Shelton—You Were Never Alone, which will be released this summer on the band’s own label, BadChristian […]

BadChristian Music, a new record label formed by post-hardcore vets Emery, dropped their inaugural release today, Live In Color, a live EP from Seattle Washington’s Kings Kaleidoscope. The EP will be available for free download from the label’s website for one week. (You can watch the entire Live In Color performance below.) “This EP is the […]

We’ve heard it a bazillion times whenever a president walks into the room: dun-dun dah-dah, dah-dah-dun-dah-dah dah-daaahh-dah. To that we say, “Boooring.” So, just in time for Inauguration Day, we’d like to offer these alternatives to “Hail To The Chief” that would have allowed our chief executives throughout history to traipse into a room and […]