Released on Join The Team Player Records in 1997.

0:00 Sabeth - Untitled
5:07 Converge - Flowers and razorwire
10:00 The Locust - Ass gravity
10:48 Upset - Make an end
13:12 Anomie - Un pas en dehors
16:03 Daybreak - Sundance
19:43 Four Hundred Years - Six minutes
23:12 Acheborn - Circardian Rhythm Upset
26:25 Seein' Red - Blow Up
28:08 Mine - Heart.Soul.Grease
31:13 Cerulean - Countdown money law
35:05 Concrete - Tre motivi

Hello everyonee

I'm kinda new to the genre, the linked song was one of the first screamo song i've ever listened and i was shocked by how perfect was to me, i also listened to other italian screamo for example Ojne and Radura and i pretty liked them too.

Pretty convinced that screamo was what i've listened previously i tried listening to other albums for example Los peores 7 peores km de mi vida, All the Footprints You've Ever Left and the Fear Expecting Ahead and a couple songs from orchid but i've never found something similar to what i was used to.

So here comes my question, is there a reason on why italian screamo sounds so different from the rest of the world?

Am i missing something??

New England post-hardcore x emo and melodic whatevercore. Asphyxia's vocalist Angus with backing from Sean, Bryce and Liam from Plant a Bug Grow a Flower and Felix from Bad Dog Magazine.

Via Chris Bickel's IG post

"In/Humanity "The Nutty Anti-Christ" currently being remastered by Jack Control at Enormous Door Mastering. Ultra-doss tufoons of whirlwind emoviolence hardcore -- now with extra brutal."

The blessing was given by someone incredibly important to you, and all of us within the 90's hardcore/screamo scene to put out a special project that is a love letter to their label. I am in need of someone to help with an identity logo, mock-ups, flyers, and merch. There is also a lupus benefit tee/sticker i want created for a show/compilation in the works, and for my business parter that is battling the fuck out of lupus and has caused a financial albatross for them. I'm looking for someone that wants to be apart of many projects going forward as i am looking for a consistent graphic designer as i put the finishing touches on a small team to have for a busy and exciting 2027 year! it's time to pop out again. Shoot me a message with examples of your work or drop your linktree/instagram in the comments.

Like many, I loved their channel and being able to pull up old albums from my era and find some deep cut split releases.

found it rn and i want to hear more of that kind of screamo pls feel free to send som recommendations :]

absolute legends on this bill, learn yr history

Looks like numero might be reissuing what is possibly the most underrated album ever.

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Listen:

The Sea, The Sea

https://oliverglennrecords.bandcamp.com/album/complete-recordings-2003-2004

Holidays in United States:

https://holidaysinunitedstates.bandcamp.com

Great bandcamp write up from April 16th, 2021 about John Henry West.

New Alas track from their upcoming album. They're easily one of my favorite modern bands, I'm so excited to hear the rest of their new album! They never disappoint

Songs

1. counterfeit
   
2. sight
   
3. sinking
   
4. resent

"Formed in 2013 and based in Tokyo, sans visage has been performing as a three-piece since 2015. Describing their sound as “emotive hardcore,” the band blends the intensity of passionate hardcore with soaring walls of sound and beautiful, melancholic melodies, creating a distinctive sonic identity of their own.

To date, sans visage have released two demos and three split releases with artists from Japan and abroad. In 2017, they released their first full-length album through asian gothic label, followed by their latest EP, drowned / resistance, in 2025—their first new release in approximately five years.

Their activities extend well beyond Japan, with tours across Australia, Southeast Asia, and China. They have also supported numerous international artists on their Japan tours, building strong connections with scenes both at home and overseas while continuing to maintain an active presence on the live circuit."