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Ache Hour Credo

19,458 plays (829 listeners)

Ache Hour Credo were a short-lived transitional band hailing from Victoria, B.C. The band consisted of Chad and Dave of M Blanket with a new drummer, and was essentially the same band but with a moodier sound that veered away from the pop-punk leanings of M Blanket.

The Hated

169,530 plays (7,085 listeners)

The Hated was an Annapolis, Maryland punk rock band from 1985 to 1990. The original members were Mike Bonner, Erik Fisher, Daniel Littleton, and Colin Meeder. The Hated are known as one of the earliest Emo bands.

After Words

7,116 plays (432 listeners)

After Words were a Melodic Hardcore from Atlanta, GA. They formed in July of 1987 and broke up in December of 1989, right before their first and last official release, a Self-Titled 12" on Sammich Records (SR006), came out. A live radio sessian at Atlanta's WREK Radio was released as well.

Plunger

41,760 plays (2,808 listeners)

There is more than one artist with this name. 1. A Maryland Emo group formed in the 90's. 2. A New York alternative indie group formed in 1994 and disbanded in 2001. 1. Plunger was a 90's emo band from Crofton, MD. The line up consisted of: Tom LoMacchio - Vocals

Hour of the Star

27,169 plays (1,473 listeners)

Hour of the Star formed out of the ashes of the vegan, straight edge band Her Grey Earth. But unlike Her Grey Earth, Hour of the Star was built on the emo icons that came before them. Influenced by bands such as Indian Summer, Moss Icon, Current, Navio Forge, Native Nod and many others, the boys of Hour of the Star took that sound and feel and added their own spin to it.

Agna Moraine's Autobiography

25,873 plays (1,114 listeners)

Agna Moraine's Autobiography was an emo band active in the late 1990s. They have released a self-titled 7" (Anima), a split 7" with Rentamerica titled "This is Love" (Mis En Place) and a demo cassette (Self-Released).

Owltian Mia

25,154 plays (1,260 listeners)

Owltian Mia formed in Virginia Beach/Norfolk after the break up of Words a Game circa 1995. Inspired by the underground scene before the term Emo was coined, they released a double 7" on Tree Records, called "The Greatest Games Ever Played". Of course at such a young age you could either blow up and get signed by a larger indie label or disband and go to college.

Bob Tilton

65,025 plays (2,780 listeners)

During 1993, before the musical genre that would become known as "emo" had started to trickle through to the UK's fledgling hardcore scene, a little-known band from Nottingham, England called bob tilton (named after an American evangelist television star) recorded a 7 inch EP for Subjugation that would come to define the label's identity and distinction.