As the saying goes, “You are what you eat.” So, after years of digesting emo music, is it any surprise that we resemble our favorite bands in personality? We can assume that anyone opening this page has had an emo phase in some capacity. But with an abundance of different bands and eras to shape […]
As the saying goes, “You are what you eat.” So, after years of digesting emomusic, is it any surprise that we resemble our favorite bands in personality?
We can assume that anyone opening this page has had an emo phase in some capacity. But with an abundance of different bands and eras to shape us, no two experiences ever look exactly the same. So why not just categorize ourselves as our influences?
The band’s 2004sophomore record only fortified their standing as an anthemic emo powerhouse. With its intricate melodies and painful emotional honesty, In Love And Death quickly became an emblem of the era’s progression and themes.