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| − | '''Screamo''' is a musical genre that derived from the 90's emo style, however it incorporates greater use of harsh vocals. Screamo was popularized by bands such as [[Circle Takes The Square]] , [[Envy]] , [[Funeral Dinner]] and others. Screamo is also receiving the same criticism as emo; as well as being related to the emo subculture. | + | '''Screamo''' is a musical genre that derived from the 90's emo style, however it incorporates greater use of harsh vocals and dissonance. Screamo was popularized by bands such as [[Circle Takes The Square]] , [[Envy]] , [[Funeral Dinner]] and others. Screamo is also receiving the same criticism as emo; as well as being related to the emo subculture. |
Recently, screamo has often been confused with other musical genres such as [[emo]], [[post-hardcore]], metalcore and [[experimental]] rock, mostly because non-screamo bands also use screaming techniques. Because of the low number of real screamo bands, it is often difficult to differentiate the genre from other hardcore genres. | Recently, screamo has often been confused with other musical genres such as [[emo]], [[post-hardcore]], metalcore and [[experimental]] rock, mostly because non-screamo bands also use screaming techniques. Because of the low number of real screamo bands, it is often difficult to differentiate the genre from other hardcore genres. | ||
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Revision as of 05:08, December 24, 2009
Screamo is a musical genre that derived from the 90's emo style, however it incorporates greater use of harsh vocals and dissonance. Screamo was popularized by bands such as Circle Takes The Square , Envy , Funeral Dinner and others. Screamo is also receiving the same criticism as emo; as well as being related to the emo subculture.
Recently, screamo has often been confused with other musical genres such as emo, post-hardcore, metalcore and experimental rock, mostly because non-screamo bands also use screaming techniques. Because of the low number of real screamo bands, it is often difficult to differentiate the genre from other hardcore genres.