Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Midwest emo" in English language version.
Well, we'd liked bands like Fugazi, Pitchfork, and DC hardcore like Jawbox. I think we wanted to put our own stamp on that, creatively, but we wanted do the Fugazi thing, where neither one of the guitars works well on its own.
...bands like Jawbox, Hoover, and Lincoln, that were into this challenging guitar work and personal lyrics. We were just copping that stuff from other bands, and maybe we just got it out to more people.
When I listen to the old Jazz June songs now I can hear elements from bands like Jawbox, Archers of Loaf and Superchunk that were direct influences on us.
{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)Braid started writing songs that combined the sounds of DC with those of the Bay Area. 'We would soak up and study pretty much anything on Dischord,' [Bob Nanna] says. 'Anytime any of those bands like—Fugazi, Nation of Ulysses, Shudder to Think, or Jawbox—came anywhere near Chicago, we were there.' In addition to the music, Nanna was obsessed with the energy that these bands expressed onstage.
Braid started writing songs that combined the sounds of DC with those of the Bay Area. 'We would soak up and study pretty much anything on Dischord,' [Bob Nanna] says. 'Anytime any of those bands like—Fugazi, Nation of Ulysses, Shudder to Think, or Jawbox—came anywhere near Chicago, we were there.' In addition to the music, Nanna was obsessed with the energy that these bands expressed onstage.
...bands like Jawbox, Hoover, and Lincoln, that were into this challenging guitar work and personal lyrics. We were just copping that stuff from other bands, and maybe we just got it out to more people.
When I listen to the old Jazz June songs now I can hear elements from bands like Jawbox, Archers of Loaf and Superchunk that were direct influences on us.
Well, we'd liked bands like Fugazi, Pitchfork, and DC hardcore like Jawbox. I think we wanted to put our own stamp on that, creatively, but we wanted do the Fugazi thing, where neither one of the guitars works well on its own.
The Promise Ring, Braid, Elliott, Bright Eyes, Cursive, The Get Up Kids. Назвать эти группы «эмо-кором» уже было нельзя – слишком далеко их звучание ушло от хардкора начала восьмидесятых. Некоторые любители углубиться в терминологию даже придумали разделение на хардкор-эмо – группы первой волны – и инди-эмо – вторая волна.[The Promise Ring, Braid, Elliott, Bright Eyes, Cursive, The Get Up Kids. Calling these groups "emo-core" is not possible - it is far too socially removed from the hardcore of the early eighties. Some who delve into the terminology even invented division into emo (first wave groups) and indie emo (second wave).]