Washed Up Emo
Tom MullenJoin Tom Mullen for a look back at when emo was an unknown word, its relevance now and speaks to those deeply involved with the emo/punk/hardcore/post-hardcore scene.
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Reviews
- Washed Up Emo Rules!
Incredible guests, great conversations, and meaningful insights. Tom examines emo with the artists who gave the genre shape and those who are advancing it.
Apple Podcasts5Rslimp
United States12 days ago - Deeper Dive into Unique Tunes
Thank you Mullen for keeping these unique bands in the public realm. I especially like 211 and John’s POV for all us kiddos growing up and wanting something different than what pop radio was playing. What he described was how I felt growing up in “the heartland” This Fightin Irish/ Christian fan is a fan of “weird” music that should be kept relevant now to appreciate the evolution of music history. Keep up the good work!
Apple Podcasts5Gunnifer JenningUnited States8 months ago - Fav music podcast
The Jonathan Fuller ep has led me down such a rabbit hole of bands from the era! So many great bands I was too poor to get into at the time. If you’re a fan of the genre, I strongly recommend. more
Apple Podcasts5Squalorvic
Australia2 years ago - Same narrative every episode
Great guests on this podcast but the narrative of “eyeliner mall pop” ruined emo is exhausting and repeated mechanically on every episode. There’s also a grandiose and overripe level of “I was at that show back in ‘98” talk that borders on flatulence, and while the host’s questions are usually thoughtful and unique to the guests, I personally find the content more of an attempt to insert himself into the scene than an objective look at the era of emo. Yet, still an entertaining show and probably... more
Apple Podcasts3crexcoreUnited States2 years ago - Excellent podcast!
Tom is a treasure trove of knowledge about the emo/indie scene and these in-depth conversations are unlike interviews you’ll hear anywhere else. Whether you were around in the nineties or are a recent convert to this world, I can’t recommend this podcast enough. Maybe most importantly, it also provides a vehicle for songwriters who have been historically overlooked by the mainstream press. Keep up the great work, Tom!
Apple Podcasts5popquizkid332United States2 years ago
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