Emo
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Boy Without Batteries – ‘Glass Cannon’ review
An emotional journey from despair to healing... through hardcore chiptune?!
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NERiMA – ‘All My Mistakes’ Review
When emo rock meets pop sensibilities, anthems happen.
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Scarlet Rae – ‘No Heavy Goodbyes’ Review
Acoustic rock plugged directly into the shoegaze realm as Scarlet Rae tackles grief and loss on her new EP.
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MSPAINT – No Separation Review
Synths become guitars and basses lead the way in this hopeful synth punk tour de force.
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Introducing… Glow And The Dark
DIY emo punk about beginnings, endings, and the moments suspended in between.
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Introducing… Pretty Bitter
Pop-rock band Pretty Bitter take emo songs and translates them into banjo pop anthems that take me back to the best of the late 90's…
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Introducing… Heathe
Experimental post-metal explosion... with a kalimba solo?! Welcome to Heathe
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Drug Church – PRUDE Review
Taking the hardcore punk spirit and injecting it into catchy, grungy adjacent anthems for the working class
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Yon Loader – Yon Loader Review
When indie meets emo with punk aspirations.
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FOOTBALLHEAD – Before I Die Review
Big chords, bigger production and it is all crammed into 20 intense minutes for these ever-promising rockers
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fuvk – what is the purpose of your visit? Review
Sad, introspective and shy bedroom pop at its finest.
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Armlock – Seashell Angel Lucky Charm Review
Indie rock to numb the intensity and contemplate the big everyday
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The Yacht Club – ‘I Don’t Think That I Am Ready To Be Without You’ Review
Emo revival that placed elegance and vulnerability front and centre to their music.
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Introducing… Coilguns
Hardcore punk that celebrates doing your own thing in your own lane.
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FOOTBALLHEAD – Overthinking Everything Review
Taking a tour of 90s alternative rock in half an hour of power chord anthems.
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Flight Mode – Tøyen, ‘13 Review
An exploration of when an emo rocker hits fatherhood in a corporate world that leaves him cold.
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Introducing… Achers
Noise rock meets 90s emo from this London based quartet
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Introducing… Tribe Friday
Swedish emo quartet's new album is about reconciling with home
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Introducing… The Yacht Club
Emo revival and a music video crammed full of support cats and dogs to ease your social anxiety
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Introducing… Koyo
Energetic hardcore punk to celebrate that moment you have your coming-of-age musical experience.
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Introducing… Proper.
Exploring heritage through captivating punk rock.
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Introducing… Anxious
Big drums, low guitars, anxiety in every lyric.
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Flight Mode – TX, ’98 Review
Welcome to emo rock 1998.
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fuvk – twentytwenty review
Diaries of a pandemic.
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Centre Excuse – Favourite Soul Review
Perfectly formed emo synths!
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Emma Ruth Rundle & Thou – May Our Chambers Be Full Review
Thou Shall Not Deny The Riffs
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Introducing… Only Sibling
Wannabe-Wheezers on full exhale
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Microwave – Death is a Warm Blanket Review
Pushing beyond emo boundaries
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Peaer – A Healthy Earth Review
Slacker slumber grunge
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Introducing… Breichiau Hir
The Welsh emo's you never knew you needed
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Shady Bug – Lemon Lime Review
A cluster bomb of everything I love about rock - slowly exploding apart over an album
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Video Vault – Circle of Reason
Southampton based rock band punch a banana
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Introducing… EndAnd
Now there’s no secret I love myself some angry music here on HigherPlainMusic and EndAnd certainly have me covered! A three piece from NYC, they…
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Introducing… Rayne
Excellent, some new talent from the my UK shores – Rayne – a three piece rock band from Sunderland – enter onto the bigger music…
