rolling emo/pop-punk/embarrassing music 2018

Camp Cope man, what a stunner of an album. I'm gonna need to listen 50 more times to absorb everything

i like this https://gulfer.bandcamp.com/album/dog-bless

I've wishlisted that. I like the interplay between math-y clean-tone guitars and melodic emo vocals.

Black Foxxes is out today - I've loved all the advance tracks so I'm exxpecting great things

the black foxxes record is so good. "the big wild" is such a rich and varied song

The second single off the new Wonder Years is much nicer than the first!

yeah it's pretty good! I wish the mix breathed more though (this was my complaint about the last couple as well, sigh)

I know what you mean - I think that's definitely something that holds them back... Still, excited for the album a bit more now

Not sure this is quiiite the right place for this, but I think people here can hopefully appreciate it and idk where else to put it and it's AMAZING

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rv55xffHjLk

love the extremely cure-ish guitar/synth counterpoint on this song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPMXOSv7FVE

TT that Ling Tosite Sigure record slaps and absolutely belongs here

one of my favorite recent punk bands just broke up but they put out one last record and it's the best thing they've ever done

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjLZRQ9nEtw

https://donovanwolfingtonmusic.bandcamp.com/album/waves

whoa this album is unreal, thx brad!

i am extremely excited for the new underoath record even though the new songs are apparently really pissing off their fans lol. "on my teeth" reminds me of shining more than any previous underoath song, "rapture" sounds like something i'd hear in between three days grace and papa roach on the radio but it's still... real good imo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WlDVOIO1rIA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ysm2F1y4qFc

Still relistening to the Donovan Wolfington. it's really great, even the production/mixing is exceptional. honestly my only complaint is it's way too short, bittersweet note to go out on

That Gulfer LP has been a go-to for me the last couple of weeks. Thanks for the rec flopson

holy shit this Oceanator track is massive

https://soundcloud.com/tinyengines/oceanator-inhuman

Snail Mail's debut Lush is out this summer on Matador

https://www.npr.org/2018/03/21/592915364/songs-we-love-snail-mail-pristine

I really like the McCafferty record, Yarn, on first contact.

this isn't completely related to this thread except that it's kind of post-hardcore, but holy shit @ what the armed are doing on their new record

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdT1CxS7DEE

woah, I guess I need to check out their debut

this isn't the right thread for this either, but new petal album in june

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqw330UaXXc

new Wonder Years is a disappointment; the attempts to broaden their sound with keys and post-punk drums just flattens everything and the specificity is almost completely gone

that band fuckin sucks anyway

lol sorry that was a little ott

it's just over the course of their last... idk, 2-3 records they've just really proven themselves incapable of realizing any potential they might've had. i thought they were maybe going somewhere interesting on no closer to heaven but half of that record was just really poorly executed versions of their usual thing

all of their attempts to expand their sound feel really empty bc there's nothing in the songwriting to back it up

anyway i love the new sellout underoath record

apparently these guys have been around forever but have never really taken off. their new album is fantastic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6J4EoX3NLOY

https://therepublicofwolves.bandcamp.com/album/shrine

attn mordy def check out this record ^^^

This is really good - this might sound weird but it sounds to me like a less dramatic / appealingly lower-stakes nu-Brand New album (and without the baggage)

not weird at all, dude's voice is def in that j*sse l*cey region

someone on a different message board pointed this out but they sound less like brand new than they do other bands that have been relentlessly compared to brand new (crime in stereo, "colored out" reminds me of driver friendly)

I feel a bit bad for dissing the Wonder Years album in the way I did since I read the p4k review (which highlighted some of the inspirations behind the record) but oh well

If anyone's had a screamo itch recently, you could do a hell of a lot worse than the Storm{O}'s Ere.

*strike the "the"

I just heard about the new Get Up Kids! Aaaaaaaaaa

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8nahxUxclk

Also, that Storm{0} album is excellent.

Also digging the Storm{O} album.

xxp - Wow, I woke up with '10 Minutes' in my head this morning. Nice coincidence!

who here loves mid-'90s emo a la hot water music and small brown bike? the fiddlehead record is for you https://fiddleheadma.bandcamp.com/album/springtime-and-blind

it's so good, when i heard the first song i said "this is like major key hoover"

I'm down with this

major key hoover otm. I absolutely love this.

This tweet is Panic! At The Disco approved 👏👏👏 https://t.co/owylfHNbse

— Panic! At The Disco (@PanicAtTheDisco) April 23, 2018

xp Fiddlehead - music's not bad, still looking for smoother vocals with that kind of music

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4EmRTtsw-k

I appreciate that the nostalgia cycle moves so fast that I'm in my 30s and young bands sound like the all ages matinees I would have gone to see late in high school.

idk which rolling genre thread meg myers actually fits into but i think everyone here will enjoy this really excellent song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBIRxL7LPXk

feels like meg myers has been trying to figure her lane out for years, still not sure where she fits but that's probably a good thing. fiona apple is usually the closest i can pin to her.

numb sounds good, more anthemic than anything she's done i think.

i really liked a lot of her stuff off of sorry

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqG9hsjLf3M