thank you for the quick You And I shoutout.. I played drums for You and I. I love your 10 records here.. Saetia was our tour mates a few times.. and when You and I and saetia disbanded... my brother Casey became part of Hot Cross. so super cool to see you chose Hot Cross in your top 10.. Casey was one of the guitarists in You and I.. and was also excited to see Capacities to be part of your list.. as Tom was the other guitarist from You and I.
@@boland3111c no no! i'm the one doing the You and I project thing that i cant announce publically yet. i talked to Tom, Jon, and Casey about it (i think he mentioned it to you) over instagram/in real life. just super cool to randomly stumble across your comment!
Who are you top 10? I haven't listened to this genre in years, but caught the bug again. I was really into Yaphet Koto, Hot Cross, and The Saddest Landscape
@@matthewbeckwith663 those are classics! For me, in no particular order, I would say: Saetia Orchid Circle takes the square Kodan Armada Funeral Diner City of caterpillar Sed non satiata Daitro Pageninetynine Usurp Synapse
My guitar teacher was actually from the scene. He showed me his stuff when I was 17.. so far got stuck with Screamo. I am 22 years old now, I did some Screamo songs while I was in school with a friend of mine. I played the guitar and was screaming my lungs out and he made some drum beats with his computer, he is a Hip-Hop Guy and always was making Beats on his Computer. I quit the guitar for a while and just started playing half a year ago again. I want to make some Screamo again now, I am just happy there are still people keeping the scene alive !! If anyone wants to make some Screamo (online) feel free to ask ! :)
You can’t go wrong with Orchid! Dance Tonight Revolution Tomorrow is amazing with great songs like Destination Blood! And Lights Out! Chaos is Me is also my favorite and is the album that got me into screamo! I’m so happy to find another person who knows what screams actually is! I wish it wasn’t so mislabeled because people don’t know the real genre that’s amazing!
for me nothing like "PORTRAITS OF PAST" ... i searched 20 years something like "cosmonaut" from ATDI, and only discover Screamo, in 2022 ! UA-cam algo is .... strange !
My top 10 screamo albums: #10: Hot Cross- Cryonics #9: La Clef- Love Yourself, Love Each Other #8: Pagaeninetynine- Document #5 #7: I Hate Myself- 10 Songs #6: City of Caterpillar- City of Caterpillar #5: Funeral Diner- Difference of Potential #4: Orchid- Chaos Is Me #3: I Would Set Myself on Fire for You- S/T #2: Honeywell- Industry #1: Saetia- Saetia Honorable Mentions for me: Portraits of Past- 01010101 Combatwoundedveteran- I Know a Girl Who Develops Crime Scene Photos June Paik- 12” Majority Rule- Interviews with David Frost Angel Hair- Insect Mortality The Last Forty Seconds- S/T Suis La Lune- Quiet, Pull the Strings! Envy- All the Footprints You’ve Ever Left and the Fear Expecting Ahead United Nations- United Nations Jeromes Dream- Seeing Means More Than Safety Circle Takes the Square- As the Roots Undo Pianos Become the Teeth- Old Pride The Saddest Landscape- Lift Your Burdens High for This Is Where We Cross Love Lost But Not Forgotten- S/T Joshua Fit for Battle- To Bring Our Own End You and I- Saturday’s Cab Ride Home A Days Refrain- S/T Gospel- The Moon Is a Dead World Reversal of Man- This Is Medicine
If y’all haven’t, listen to Me and Him Call It Us. Has traditional skramz influences with some insane grind parts. The vocalist ended up doing Dead in the Dirt (another great grind band)
What do you think of this latest wave of screamo? Bands like For Your Health, Snag, Frail Body, Shin Guard, Portrayal Of Guilt, and Ostraca? Screamo is kind of having a moment again.
Thank you for this great rundown on the genre, you're 100% on point when you say that screamo is often misunderstood. Your picks show how screamo can have many styles while maintaining its special sound. A couple of bands that weren't on this video but that I strongly suggest are Moldar and Navio Forge.
This was an interesting and informative video. I am not familiar with this genre or these bands. It's always great to discover new music. Thanks for making this video. I'll have to try to checkout these bands.
Hey, I really enjoyed this, some really good essentials albums, I personally prefer Risk Revival from Hot Cross and love older screamo bands like Indian Summer and newer ones like La Quite and Suis La Lune
duuuuude, you made my day bringing daitro to the mix. when you started i doubted u incorrectly. very happy to be wrong. so happy to have seen them in tampa 10+ years ago. anyways, this is an amazing list. i love all the albums you mention and i completely get how tough it must have been choosing 10 albums. theres too many to choose. but this is a the perfect entry for anyone interested in the genre or as a reminder to any og that stumbles thru . If you ever create a top 10 songs video, be sure to consider raein - a new day scenario (from the daitro/raein split) . Epic does not describe the experience listening to it. imagine writing it... Cheers!
Anomie!! Ananda had most of the same members I think. There was another French band called Jasemine that had a similar sound. I hear a lot of influence of this generation of French emo in modern 'Black Metal' - Alcest and bands like that.
Great video. You communicate really well. My favorite screamo album is probably Quiet! Pull the Strings although I've listened to You Will Not Survive and Shin Guard's 2020 a lot more. One of my absolute favorite albums is Ulises by Viva Belgrado although I think it really crosses that boundary out of screamo and into post-hardcore. I'm fairly new to the genre still and enjoyed learning about all these bands I hadn't heard of before.
Suis la lune is probably one of the best bands out there. That album is so raw and the production is so dirty... Check all the new compilations that they released now because they just release a new discography vinyl compilation box, they have nice old songs all put together. And Viva Belgrado's first influence you can tell only by hearing them that it's Suis la Lune, Ulises is a very good album but Flores, Carne is outstanding.
I was really into this genre a lot when I was in my teens around the mid 00's. Was in a couple of bands around Leeds, UK that did this kinda thing (we are corpses and jupiter lander). Good Times. The bands that really stuck with me were la quiete and raein, particularly la quiete, their 10" is my favourite record of all time.
I saw hot cross in 2005 at a small book store called all books in summerville SC. I was 13 or 14 and was actually well informed in screamo and punk at that young of an age .my older brother got me into a lot of cool shit and it went way deeper from there. Anyways that show changed my life. Im a drummer... I've gone onto playing music ever since. Was in a screamo band called days become months. We played a shit load kf really cool shows and went on tour twice. Been in about 5 bands after that. Now i have a career as a stagehand/audio tech/set carpenter
just found about your channel and subscribed. great video, I've been really diving deeper into screamo this past summer. I'd have to say You And I is my favourite screamo band, everything they did is just fantastic.
Just randomly saw this video recommended on UA-cam... I listed to a lot of this back in high school (I graduated in 2002). To this day Saetia and Orchid are still two of my favorites. Unfortunately I don't own any of it on Vinyl but thankfully it's all digital now. I had to hunt it down and download stuff from Napster to listen back then! Saetia has played a couple shows recently and will have a couple more in Cali in a couple months and I'm super bummed I can't go!
400 years, Neil perry, City of Caterpillar, Gospel, Capsule, Bright Calm Blue, Off Minor, Stop IT!, Racebannon, La Quiete, Ultra Dolphins, Welcome the Plague Year, Pg. 99, Malady, Pygmy Lush, Birthday Boys, Ampere, Medusa, El Buzzard, Saetia, Hot Cross, Helen of Troy, Loma Prieta, Latham, Morgellons
Ooofff... great albums man, 1000 travels to jawarhalal and aghast where my favourites, maybe khayembii comunique as well... and let me recomend you ostende and arboles en llamas from south america as well
I appreciate the effort that went into this. Especially with the scene revival thing that was going on for a bit there, a lot of kids might get turned on to some great records from stuff like this video.
Damn. Good stuff. I got a ton of those 90's screamo/hardcore 7"s/lps/comps. Anything from ebullition and gravity records is good. I got that Saetia tour edition lp. Such a good genre
hey man you do a really good job .. i was watching a bunch of your videos while i was cleaning records with my pro-ject rcm .. i really enjoyd your videos , and we have a bunch of the same records ... but i was really shocked that you not mentiond swing kids once .. i mean you love scremo and you love jazz ... you have to love it ;-) .. love your orchid , angel hair , envy .. rain is amazing stuff .. looking forward for more in the future ... just a view recomendations .. song of zarathustra , camera obscura , wolves . with love from italy and tidal from germany .. bet you will love that stuff
I may cop some flack for it but honestly the album that absolutely is a stand out for me is Alexisonfire self titled. That album is amazing and in my eyes the best the genre has ever had.
If you haven’t checked them out already, you should listen to I, Robot (not to be confused with the Alan Parson’s project or the movie) and The Critic (not to be confused with the cartoon). Really cool skramz bands that get overlooked.
Great video and I must admit these bands were news to me, I will have to check them out. I am a fan of the early 80's hardcore punk scene, so, for whatever reason, I can only stomach the singing in Screamo for so long. However, I really enjoy the music. Looking forward to what your recommendations are for hardcore and post-hardcore. I was wondering if you were into some of the more melodic post-rock stuff? A couple of bands I'm really liking are Totorro and Brontide.
Will do. We discussed Alexisonfire on BarackPdubs channel, whom I do enjoy. Do you consider them Screamo or post-hardcore? In any case, the way they weave Dallas Green and George Petit's vocals is awesome. BTW, listened to some more Saetia on Spotify this evening and it's growing on me :)
I think I would consider Alexisonfire post-hardcore, although the argument could be made that their first album was screamo. In general I think their pop sensibilities exclude them from traditional screamo bands, same goes for groups like Silverstein.
I heard a few songs from Envy as my first exposure to screamo and really didn't care for it initially. A few months later, I was looking at the charts for "powerviolence" genre after being super impressed with powerviolence/grind band called Full of Hell. Orchid came up and I listened to both of those albums mostly just perplexed and confused, but yet something kept drawing me back in. And then I was hooked. Orchid's final album (Gatefold) is probably my favorite screamo album. Some of their stuff from splits/b-sides/unreleased material that appeared on the "Totality" compilation was actually quite different from "Chaos is Me", "Dance Tonight! Revolution Tomorrow“ or "Gatefold". The stuff on "Totality" is more like straight up grindcore but with a bit of emo/screamo influence.
Pontifex Maximus i don't think so, I only really listen to a couple sludge metal bands, primarily Neurosis and Boris (if they even count). I think somone else who knows the genre better should tackle that one. I do want to do videos for post-hardcore, 60s/70s psych, emo, prog metal, and hardcore punk though.
I find taste in music interesting. I really like Saetia as well. From the two bands that were formed after their breakup, Hotcross and Off Minor, I personally prefer Off Minor a lot more. I’d personally put their first album on this list. Though this isn’t my list. I like Off Minors Jazz influenced Screamo. They use a lot of jazzy type of compositions in their music. Maybe I should give Hotcross another chance, but if you like jazz influenced screamo, try Off Minor. Especially their first album
Because of the experimentation, I would probably label more so as post hardcore. Such an amazing album; the incredibly melodic and cathartic moments still give me shivers.
There is different type of screamo like pop screamo like Thursday and even silverstein did cover orchid song "destination blood",post screamo like funeral diner, and power screamo or emoviolence ( i prefer called power screamo) like orchid and jeromes dream
Carlos Olguin I think what you’d describe as “pop-screamo” was really more like modern post-hardcore with a poppy spin. The clueless mainstream rock press erroneously called bands like Thursday and Glassjaw screamo because they had heard the term but didn’t really know about the underground scene it came from. They just needed a way of differentiating the slightly heavier stuff from bands like Dashboard and Taking Back Sunday.
I always thought screamo can from 2yk about the emotional lyrics rather than metalcore that is primarily about vocal Range? Screamo was definitely a 2yk thing.
Oh yeah tons of stuff: Ostraca, Glassing, Scowler, Heaven in Her Arms, Blue Friend, Yumi, Lyed, Loma Prieta, Citycop, Innards, Ampere, Locktender, Nous Etions, Gas Up Yr Hearse, just off the top of my head.
how do screamo and post-hardcore differentiate? does phc always have some clean singing? also thank you for so many new bands! i just got into orchid and funeral diner because i was looking for where tragic lyrics came from: death, tragedy, romance, etc. i feel like it was in Hawthorne Heights and my chemical romance, mayyybe in the used and silverstein. thanks man!
Honestly those two genres can be combined. Post-hardcore is hardcore with more melody to it (leaning toward rock/alternative), not necessarily in the vocals but that definitely happens, while screamo is generally octave chords and based around screaming. Bands like Envy mix the post-hardcore leanings with screamo.
Nice and informative video! My favourites were Saetia, You and I, Yague, Raein & Orchid. Would you please let me know if you would categorize the band underoath in the same screamo category? Cheers!
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thank you for the quick You And I shoutout.. I played drums for You and I. I love your 10 records here.. Saetia was our tour mates a few times.. and when You and I and saetia disbanded... my brother Casey became part of Hot Cross. so super cool to see you chose Hot Cross in your top 10.. Casey was one of the guitarists in You and I.. and was also excited to see Capacities to be part of your list.. as Tom was the other guitarist from You and I.
holy shit, Chris!!!
@@scronch_ Yes, I am.. did we know each other back then? sorry.. I don't recognize your UA-cam handle.
@@boland3111c no no! i'm the one doing the You and I project thing that i cant announce publically yet. i talked to Tom, Jon, and Casey about it (i think he mentioned it to you) over instagram/in real life. just super cool to randomly stumble across your comment!
Please do a You and I reunion and tell Casey to do a Hot Cross one.
the curtain falls one of my fav albums bro
I have never been so obsessed with a music genre like I have with skramz.
Who are you top 10? I haven't listened to this genre in years, but caught the bug again. I was really into Yaphet Koto, Hot Cross, and The Saddest Landscape
@@matthewbeckwith663 those are classics! For me, in no particular order, I would say:
Saetia
Orchid
Circle takes the square
Kodan Armada
Funeral Diner
City of caterpillar
Sed non satiata
Daitro
Pageninetynine
Usurp Synapse
@@ChaosSerenity333 based
@@ChaosSerenity333 Daitro are so good, love to see some french representation
@@robf1557 How about Birds In Row? I have an album by them I really like.
My guitar teacher was actually from the scene.
He showed me his stuff when I was 17.. so far got stuck with Screamo.
I am 22 years old now, I did some Screamo songs while I was in school with a friend of mine.
I played the guitar and was screaming my lungs out and he made some drum beats with his computer, he is a Hip-Hop Guy and always was making Beats on his Computer.
I quit the guitar for a while and just started playing half a year ago again.
I want to make some Screamo again now, I am just happy there are still people keeping the scene alive !!
If anyone wants to make some Screamo (online) feel free to ask ! :)
is the offer still up
@clownmoshpit2778u guys got this!!!!
@clownmoshpit2778 thirding(? this
You can’t go wrong with Orchid! Dance Tonight Revolution Tomorrow is amazing with great songs like Destination Blood! And Lights Out! Chaos is Me is also my favorite and is the album that got me into screamo! I’m so happy to find another person who knows what screams actually is! I wish it wasn’t so mislabeled because people don’t know the real genre that’s amazing!
Chaos Is Me is fuckin amazing!
for me nothing like "PORTRAITS OF PAST" ... i searched 20 years something like "cosmonaut" from ATDI, and only discover Screamo, in 2022 ! UA-cam algo is .... strange !
Awesome video dude! Nice to see people talk about screamo and records of that genre.
thank you for sharing them online Simon!
The amount of music that lives with you is so warming. always do this
Thanks for recommending Orchid, I'm in love.
Theyre doing a reunion
My top 10 screamo albums:
#10: Hot Cross- Cryonics
#9: La Clef- Love Yourself, Love Each Other
#8: Pagaeninetynine- Document #5
#7: I Hate Myself- 10 Songs
#6: City of Caterpillar- City of Caterpillar
#5: Funeral Diner- Difference of Potential
#4: Orchid- Chaos Is Me
#3: I Would Set Myself on Fire for You- S/T
#2: Honeywell- Industry
#1: Saetia- Saetia
Honorable Mentions for me:
Portraits of Past- 01010101
Combatwoundedveteran- I Know a Girl Who Develops Crime Scene Photos
June Paik- 12”
Majority Rule- Interviews with David Frost
Angel Hair- Insect Mortality
The Last Forty Seconds- S/T
Suis La Lune- Quiet, Pull the Strings!
Envy- All the Footprints You’ve Ever Left and the Fear Expecting Ahead
United Nations- United Nations
Jeromes Dream- Seeing Means More Than Safety
Circle Takes the Square- As the Roots Undo
Pianos Become the Teeth- Old Pride
The Saddest Landscape- Lift Your Burdens High for This Is Where We Cross
Love Lost But Not Forgotten- S/T
Joshua Fit for Battle- To Bring Our Own End
You and I- Saturday’s Cab Ride Home
A Days Refrain- S/T
Gospel- The Moon Is a Dead World
Reversal of Man- This Is Medicine
dude your taste is sick my top 10 list is amlost entirely comprised off of your honorable mentions and top 10 lmao
If y’all haven’t, listen to Me and Him Call It Us. Has traditional skramz influences with some insane grind parts. The vocalist ended up doing Dead in the Dirt (another great grind band)
What do you think of this latest wave of screamo? Bands like For Your Health, Snag, Frail Body, Shin Guard, Portrayal Of Guilt, and Ostraca? Screamo is kind of having a moment again.
all great bands!!
uuuuu, ty for this bag of candy. munch munch munch munch munch
frail body so good
I love Funeral Diner so damn much
You described every sentiment I hold on my favorite genre. Thanks for this flashback.
Thank you for this great rundown on the genre, you're 100% on point when you say that screamo is often misunderstood. Your picks show how screamo can have many styles while maintaining its special sound. A couple of bands that weren't on this video but that I strongly suggest are Moldar and Navio Forge.
This was an interesting and informative video. I am not familiar with this genre or these bands. It's always great to discover new music. Thanks for making this video. I'll have to try to checkout these bands.
Awesome video!! Hot Cross is always going to be in my top 3 favorite bands.
Hey, I really enjoyed this, some really good essentials albums, I personally prefer Risk Revival from Hot Cross and love older screamo bands like Indian Summer and newer ones like La Quite and Suis La Lune
Zane Hubay Indian Summer is amazing!
Risk Revival is more Post hardcore than skramz.
Nice video. This gives me a lot more context behind the genre.
BarakaPDub thanks! did you end up hearing anything you liked?
duuuuude, you made my day bringing daitro to the mix. when you started i doubted u incorrectly. very happy to be wrong. so happy to have seen them in tampa 10+ years ago. anyways, this is an amazing list. i love all the albums you mention and i completely get how tough it must have been choosing 10 albums. theres too many to choose. but this is a the perfect entry for anyone interested in the genre or as a reminder to any og that stumbles thru . If you ever create a top 10 songs video, be sure to consider raein - a new day scenario (from the daitro/raein split) . Epic does not describe the experience listening to it. imagine writing it... Cheers!
Pg99 to me were the kings of the castle
thank you so much for sharing this type of music, I‘ve been searching for more !
Nice video. My favorite screamo bands are Amanda Woodward, Envy, Anomie, Orchid and Asamblea Internacional del Fuego
Anomie!! Ananda had most of the same members I think. There was another French band called Jasemine that had a similar sound. I hear a lot of influence of this generation of French emo in modern 'Black Metal' - Alcest and bands like that.
Great video. You communicate really well.
My favorite screamo album is probably Quiet! Pull the Strings although I've listened to You Will Not Survive and Shin Guard's 2020 a lot more.
One of my absolute favorite albums is Ulises by Viva Belgrado although I think it really crosses that boundary out of screamo and into post-hardcore.
I'm fairly new to the genre still and enjoyed learning about all these bands I hadn't heard of before.
Suis la lune is probably one of the best bands out there. That album is so raw and the production is so dirty... Check all the new compilations that they released now because they just release a new discography vinyl compilation box, they have nice old songs all put together.
And Viva Belgrado's first influence you can tell only by hearing them that it's Suis la Lune, Ulises is a very good album but Flores, Carne is outstanding.
As someone incredibly new to the genre this was super helpful so thank you
I only missed neil perry. Crucial when we talk about screamo
"That which is safe" by To Be Gentle is a cool song to check out!
Fuck yes. Awesome band
I was really into this genre a lot when I was in my teens around the mid 00's. Was in a couple of bands around Leeds, UK that did this kinda thing (we are corpses and jupiter lander). Good Times. The bands that really stuck with me were la quiete and raein, particularly la quiete, their 10" is my favourite record of all time.
I saw hot cross in 2005 at a small book store called all books in summerville SC. I was 13 or 14 and was actually well informed in screamo and punk at that young of an age .my older brother got me into a lot of cool shit and it went way deeper from there. Anyways that show changed my life. Im a drummer... I've gone onto playing music ever since. Was in a screamo band called days become months. We played a shit load kf really cool shows and went on tour twice. Been in about 5 bands after that. Now i have a career as a stagehand/audio tech/set carpenter
that's cool
thanks for this!!! Love all these bands... all the favourite bands of my past! Love it
Digging the shirt man! Caravels is super underrated.
I love you Brother! Greetings from Cologne, Germany, home of Yage.
just found about your channel and subscribed. great video, I've been really diving deeper into screamo this past summer. I'd have to say You And I is my favourite screamo band, everything they did is just fantastic.
You and I are rad, I found out about them from Geoff Rickley's interviews. Learning about You and I is how I got into Capacities.
I never knew about Capacities before this video, they sounded very good!
Yeah they have members from You and I (can't remember if I mentioned that in the video or not)
Cool Caravels shirt.
Also you played my favorite Envy .song.
Just randomly saw this video recommended on UA-cam... I listed to a lot of this back in high school (I graduated in 2002). To this day Saetia and Orchid are still two of my favorites. Unfortunately I don't own any of it on Vinyl but thankfully it's all digital now. I had to hunt it down and download stuff from Napster to listen back then! Saetia has played a couple shows recently and will have a couple more in Cali in a couple months and I'm super bummed I can't go!
400 years, Neil perry, City of Caterpillar, Gospel, Capsule, Bright Calm Blue, Off Minor, Stop IT!, Racebannon, La Quiete, Ultra Dolphins, Welcome the Plague Year, Pg. 99, Malady, Pygmy Lush, Birthday Boys, Ampere, Medusa, El Buzzard, Saetia, Hot Cross, Helen of Troy, Loma Prieta, Latham, Morgellons
Ooofff... great albums man, 1000 travels to jawarhalal and aghast where my favourites, maybe khayembii comunique as well... and let me recomend you ostende and arboles en llamas from south america as well
Love this vid!!!!! Love this channel!! Huge props for you mate! Make screamo emoviolence again!!
I appreciate the effort that went into this. Especially with the scene revival thing that was going on for a bit there, a lot of kids might get turned on to some great records from stuff like this video.
I remember downloading Saetia tracks off of Kazaa and Limewire
dude i love this kind of videos, ur voice is soothing, and u put me on good music. Ill def look into more of ur vids!!
Love lost but not forgotten had a lot of metalcore influence in their music
What kinda of Metalcore are you talking about
@@RibeiroGames12their first album has TONS of mathcore.
Love all the albums listed.
Amazing picks, very even.
I need to see the rest of that video !
Damn. Good stuff. I got a ton of those 90's screamo/hardcore 7"s/lps/comps. Anything from ebullition and gravity records is good. I got that Saetia tour edition lp. Such a good genre
Here is a request for another emo/screamo update! I’m a big supporter of your videos. Very informative and well executed, thanks!
the newer bands sound awesome! can’t wait to check them out
hey man you do a really good job .. i was watching a bunch of your videos while i was cleaning records with my pro-ject rcm .. i really enjoyd your videos , and we have a bunch of the same records ... but i was really shocked that you not mentiond swing kids once .. i mean you love scremo and you love jazz ... you have to love it ;-) .. love your orchid , angel hair , envy .. rain is amazing stuff .. looking forward for more in the future ... just a view recomendations .. song of zarathustra , camera obscura , wolves . with love from italy and tidal from germany .. bet you will love that stuff
I do enjoy love Swing Kids! So many great bands in this scene, it was very hard to narrow down to 10.
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I may cop some flack for it but honestly the album that absolutely is a stand out for me is Alexisonfire self titled. That album is amazing and in my eyes the best the genre has ever had.
I love Alexisonfire! To me they are really more of a post hardcore band than a traditional skramz band.
Alexisonfires first album leans into the skramz subgenre a bit, I always thought. But traditionally they've always been more or less post hardcore.
Can u make part 2 of screamo
What about to do an episode on hardcore punk?
Great list! Love all the bands. Sad Indian Summer didn't make it though :(
If you haven’t checked them out already, you should listen to I, Robot (not to be confused with the Alan Parson’s project or the movie) and The Critic (not to be confused with the cartoon). Really cool skramz bands that get overlooked.
Ah man, I did not know Orchid is from Amherst!! Right nextdoor. So cool.
Pretty sure Ampere was as well as a bunch of other greats from that scene
Mihai Edrisch, Textbook Traitors (prolly my fav), Sl's3
Blasted that Hot Cross on my IPod 2nd Gen
Any thoughts on the band letters to catalonia?
My band South of No North opened for Funeral Diner in a basement in Omaha in 2005. They were cool af
Great video and I must admit these bands were news to me, I will have to check them out. I am a fan of the early 80's hardcore punk scene, so, for whatever reason, I can only stomach the singing in Screamo for so long. However, I really enjoy the music. Looking forward to what your recommendations are for hardcore and post-hardcore. I was wondering if you were into some of the more melodic post-rock stuff? A couple of bands I'm really liking are Totorro and Brontide.
Try checking out Yaphet Kotto or A Day in Black and White, less screams, more instrumentals and even some clean singing.
Will do. We discussed Alexisonfire on BarackPdubs channel, whom I do enjoy. Do you consider them Screamo or post-hardcore? In any case, the way they weave Dallas Green and George Petit's vocals is awesome. BTW, listened to some more Saetia on Spotify this evening and it's growing on me :)
I think I would consider Alexisonfire post-hardcore, although the argument could be made that their first album was screamo. In general I think their pop sensibilities exclude them from traditional screamo bands, same goes for groups like Silverstein.
I heard a few songs from Envy as my first exposure to screamo and really didn't care for it initially. A few months later, I was looking at the charts for "powerviolence" genre after being super impressed with powerviolence/grind band called Full of Hell. Orchid came up and I listened to both of those albums mostly just perplexed and confused, but yet something kept drawing me back in. And then I was hooked. Orchid's final album (Gatefold) is probably my favorite screamo album. Some of their stuff from splits/b-sides/unreleased material that appeared on the "Totality" compilation was actually quite different from "Chaos is Me", "Dance Tonight! Revolution Tomorrow“ or "Gatefold". The stuff on "Totality" is more like straight up grindcore but with a bit of emo/screamo influence.
Circle takes the square ❤️❤️ definitely a masterpiece
For me, it is not "screamo", i mean, not in my definition of screamo.
Too much progressive, and metal.
my favorite is trancecore, favorite trancecore albums atm are grave chimera by strawberry hospital and clarity by passcode
Ever listened to German screamo? Great Bands Like Danse Macabre, Lt. Mosh, A fine boat that coffin and more are waiting.
I haven't heard many German bands, but I love Yage!
@@poetryonplastic yage are awesome. Give the ones mentioned above a chance. Theres a lot great and passionate screamo to discover.
Gotta say amazing video, really enjoyed it. 2nd video with the ones that couldnt make the list?
thank you for sharing, looking forward to your other lists...are you going to do one on sludgemetal?
Pontifex Maximus i don't think so, I only really listen to a couple sludge metal bands, primarily Neurosis and Boris (if they even count). I think somone else who knows the genre better should tackle that one. I do want to do videos for post-hardcore, 60s/70s psych, emo, prog metal, and hardcore punk though.
underrated vid.
ridiculously good taste
You might like “Los peores 7 km de mi vida”, by Corea, a spanish emo band
I recommend you: 1) The Charlie Brown - la galaxia de la ardilla. 2) D-formes - yo estaré bien.
I find taste in music interesting. I really like Saetia as well. From the two bands that were formed after their breakup, Hotcross and Off Minor, I personally prefer Off Minor a lot more. I’d personally put their first album on this list. Though this isn’t my list. I like Off Minors Jazz influenced Screamo. They use a lot of jazzy type of compositions in their music. Maybe I should give Hotcross another chance, but if you like jazz influenced screamo, try Off Minor. Especially their first album
Did u know that there is 5th wave of screamo according to Wikipedia and surpisely jeromes dream is back
Thank you. It was interesting!
solid picks
was The Changing Of Times era Underoath screamo or post hardcore?
Because of the experimentation, I would probably label more so as post hardcore.
Such an amazing album; the incredibly melodic and cathartic moments still give me shivers.
Caravels!❤️
good shit man! Hope you're alright
Hey bro do you like Suffix or Tunes for Bears to Dance to? I'm not good at labeling bands but I have them in my screamo playlist
Clicked because cryonics
There is different type of screamo like pop screamo like Thursday and even silverstein did cover orchid song "destination blood",post screamo like funeral diner, and power screamo or emoviolence ( i prefer called power screamo) like orchid and jeromes dream
Carlos Olguin I think what you’d describe as “pop-screamo” was really more like modern post-hardcore with a poppy spin. The clueless mainstream rock press erroneously called bands like Thursday and Glassjaw screamo because they had heard the term but didn’t really know about the underground scene it came from. They just needed a way of differentiating the slightly heavier stuff from bands like Dashboard and Taking Back Sunday.
@@VCCassidy what about Thursday band got influence by underground emo/screamo band Heroin in early 90s
Haven’t watched the video yet but I’m hoping for Envy
So ur friend is in band innards dude that so cool I wonder which photo is he
Every guy who knows Cryonics by Hot Cross should be my friend
I wouldn't call saetia "the" screamo band because, as you said, they came very late. they kinda put the full stop on screamo.
Ur goated bro
I know that the powerviolence band Iron Lung had big screamo/emo roots, would you consider their early material as such?
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I always thought screamo can from 2yk about the emotional lyrics rather than metalcore that is primarily about vocal Range?
Screamo was definitely a 2yk thing.
Do you have any suggestions for newer bands from the 2010s? Been digging into skramz but it seems most of it was either in the 90s or 00s.
Oh yeah tons of stuff: Ostraca, Glassing, Scowler, Heaven in Her Arms, Blue Friend, Yumi, Lyed, Loma Prieta, Citycop, Innards, Ampere, Locktender, Nous Etions, Gas Up Yr Hearse, just off the top of my head.
how do screamo and post-hardcore differentiate? does phc always have some clean singing? also thank you for so many new bands! i just got into orchid and funeral diner because i was looking for where tragic lyrics came from: death, tragedy, romance, etc. i feel like it was in Hawthorne Heights and my chemical romance, mayyybe in the used and silverstein. thanks man!
Honestly those two genres can be combined. Post-hardcore is hardcore with more melody to it (leaning toward rock/alternative), not necessarily in the vocals but that definitely happens, while screamo is generally octave chords and based around screaming. Bands like Envy mix the post-hardcore leanings with screamo.
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Just curious if youve checked out "Father Figure"?
Alan Acula father figure is sick check out two knights same vocalist
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I love Two Knights.
I actually heard them first before Father Figure.
Haha
where City of Caterpillars?
As the roots undo is one of the best
Man capacities was sick sucks that they ended up breaking up
Ostraca is number one for me
Just a little nitpick. Circle Takes the Square are from Georgia, not Virginia.
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Nice and informative video! My favourites were Saetia, You and I, Yague, Raein & Orchid. Would you please let me know if you would categorize the band underoath in the same screamo category? Cheers!
@MemesAreDreams I just checked it out and indeed it is. Thanks!
I'm as old as Circle Takes the Square lol
Bro istg Orchid is the God