The Jealous Sound
10 Underrated Classics of Early 2000s Emo
In the first edition of our new recurring column on underrated classic albums, we look at 10 gems from early 2000s emo that we think deserve more love.
30 Classic Emo & Post-Hardcore Albums Turning 20 in 2023
2003 was a crucial year for the 2000s emo/post-hardcore boom. Here are 30 classics from that year, including Thursday, Thrice, Cursive, The Appleseed Cast, Death Cab for Cutie, The Jealous Sound, and more…
Knapsack's Blair Shehan on the possibility of another reunion: "I would totally be down for it"
Knapsack also speak about the word ”emo,” their long-awaited vinyl reissues, and much more in our new podcast interview.
Racquet Club and Chris Broach's SNST list their top LPs of 2017
As the year winds down, we’ve been asking some artists what their favorite albums of 2017 were, and here’s two more lists from two acts who come from ’90s emo.
Washed Up Emo preps book ft. interviews w/ American Football, Mineral, Promise Ring & more
The book also features interviews with members of The Get Up Kids, Rainer Maria, Texas is the Reason, Dashboard Confessional, Knapsack, and more.
Five Notable Releases of the Week (9/29)
This week’s Notable Releases include a huge artistic jump for Torres, the powerful and unique as ever TWIABP, Knapsack/Jealous Sound offshoot Racquet Club, and more.
Racquet Club (Jealous Sound/Knapsack) announce album & tour, share new song
The new Jealous Sound/Knapsack/Samiam offshoot Racquet Club have announced their debut album and headlining shows, and released the video for new single “Head Full of Bees.”
Racquet Club (Jealous Sound, Knapsack) release first song, "Blood On The Moon"
The band have also announced their live debut.
The Jealous Sound are no more, members form Racquet Club
The Jealous Sound’s Blair Shehan and Bob Penn have formed a new band with Samiam’s Sergie Loobkoff (who also plays with Blair in Knapsack) and Ian Smith.
Rolling Stone lists the best emo albums; Chris Carrabba/Mike Kinsella/Get Up Kids/Saves the Day supergroup opening for The Promise Ring
Rolling Stone picked the 40 greatest emo albums of all time. Plus, an exciting NYC show was announced.