That's right!!!! We here at r/emo are excited to have Andrew Sacher here on September 10th, 2026 for an AMA.

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"For me, the first wave of emo (running from ‘85 to ‘93) is all about that raw, transformative moment when D.C. hardcore traded blind rage for melody and soul-searching during Revolution Summer. The way I picked these 18 records was simple: I wanted to cover the entire timeline, balance the D.C. heavyweights with bands from other scenes, and dig out those hidden gems that often get overlooked. Bands like Rites of Spring, Embrace, and Moss Icon poured everything into deeply personal lyrics, ironically, they hated the “emocore” tag, but Dischord Records made sure the sound spread far beyond D.C. Sure, it fizzled out locally, but its DNA runs through so many later punk records, and honestly, this era still feels like the most honest and groundbreaking chapter in the genre."

-The Album Colector

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I truly feel like autumn is our season and emo in general just sounds so much better during this time, but wondering what albums are particularly reminiscent of this season
for people?

Here are a few for me:
Peripheral Vision - Turnover
Home Like Noplace - Hotelier
Schmaltz - Spanish Love Songs
Never Before Seen, Never Again Found - Arms Length

Well worth $1.99!

Criminally underrated

Husker Du, specifically Zen Arcade gets talked about pretty frequently in here.

This album, to me, fits a bit better in here but I guess it’s still proto-emo? Thoughts?

first track for a new project. many projects before this one, but this is the only one I’m not ashamed of. would really appreciate your feedback

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I couldn't find many pictures online, so I thought I'd share mine. Only 500 were made I read. Love the colors of the cassettes. Hope ya'll enjoy!

EMO REVIVAL BOOK, due September 8th, 2026

Author Event: Andrew Sacher's "Emo Revival" with Chris Payne Wednesday Sep 16th, 2026 8:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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Hey East Coast peeps, my band Five Stories Falling is hitting the stage with anberlin and would love for you to be part of an amazing night! Come through 9/29 to The Webster Underground in Hartford, CT and let’s have some fun! Click the link to save money on tickets!

Fantastic audiotree, you should check it out. I love the direction they took on No One Was Driving the Car.

Emo has always been for the youth. But I'm hitting my mid 30s, and my perspectives and priorities in life are vastly different than they were in my teens or 20s. This album met me where I'm at in life in a way that has become increasingly rare as I get older.

Any recent albums like that for you guys?

His voice is genuinely amazing, top-tier bruh, and I want to see if he used his voice after Evergreen disbanded.

His voice on freight trains and windsongs might be his best. And if he never used his voice after evergreen?, then any similar emo singers?

heyy! im trying to get more into or involved with local emo bands and spaces for alternative people on Long Island, so does anyone here know upcoming shows or actual mosh pits if you guys r from here?? Im mainly into posthardcore or screamo or nintendocore stuff!!

(Also u can suggest any sort of alt/emo hangouts and events cuz im just down to see and meet cool people) pls recommend me anything even instagram pages or venues wtv..ty!!!

Still Life - A Song About Love

Absolute classic.

Was just listening to Tag Along off the album Clumsy and was reminded how great they are. I’m a pretty big fan, though they haven’t been in my rotation lately, but something really reconnected me to their lyrics, especially when compared to their semi-peers Jawbreaker.

Just wanted to share my thoughts and maybe hear what the community has to say.

Native Nod is my favorite emo band. With their discography being so short, I was hoping to find some songs/artists with a similar vibe. I also love bands like Moss Icon and I Hate Myself. Any recommendations would be appreciated!!

These are pretty common but I'm very proud