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"Emo" has so quickly become the trendy new music catchphrase for the recent influx of rock resurgence that it has nearly lost its entiresignificance as the emotional filled rock it originatedfrom. So many bands have been quick to claim the title, yet hold it with little or no passion. EnterEmery. Not only are they recapturing the definitive meaning of the genre by abounding deep emotion between their intense variance indynamics and layered vocal beauty, but their feelings are backed by passionate beliefs in love, faith, and hope, making their emotions notonly compelling, but full of genuine se ...read more
"Emo" has so quickly become the trendy new music catchphrase for the recent influx of rock resurgence that it has nearly lost its entiresignificance as the emotional filled rock it originatedfrom. So many bands have been quick to claim the title, yet hold it with little or no passion. EnterEmery. Not only are they recapturing the definitive meaning of the genre by abounding deep emotion between their intense variance indynamics and layered vocal beauty, but their feelings are backed by passionate beliefs in love, faith, and hope, making their emotions notonly compelling, but full of genuine sentiment as well. And "genuine" is a prime adjective that comes to mind upon meeting the six gracious,southern-bred boys that comprise Emery. Whereas some groups save their passion for the stage, Emery's enthusiasm is relevant both inand out of the spotlight. "We wanna show people that love is the greatest thing, not in a worldly way, but just a compassionate way. That'sour message,? explains drummer, Seth Studley. And with their recent signing to Tooth & Nail Records, their opportunities to reach a largeraudience with that message are growing. Begun in South Carolina, Emery was formed when the six recent college graduates decided topursue music full-time. Upon making their decision, they also uprooted to move across country to Seattle in search of a more diverse musicscene. "We actually left for Seattle at 7:30am on September 11, 2001," recounts Studley, "We didn't hear about the attacks (on the WorldTrade Center) until we were in North Carolina. We stopped to get some food and the waitress, who was somehow misinformed, told us thattourists were attacking New York. We later found out that she meant terrorists. It was an intense day to move across the country." Theintensities become more positive as time passed and the band settled to find their niche in the Seattle music scene. In a matter of monthsthey had won over the staff of Seattle-based Tooth & Nail Records, signed a deal, and recorded their upcoming debut album entitled, "TheWeaks End? at Black Lodge Studio in Eudora, Kansas with producer Ed Rose. The songs, carrying a perfect blend of all the depth of hardcorestylings layered with delicate melodies and often times fragile vocal overtones, are not only beautiful but also meaningful. « hide |
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