The Alternative Tone

The Get Up Kids  have announced  two gigs in  Japan  in November. It'll be the band's first  gigs in two years.  

15. How Memory Works by Joan Of Arc (1998)   What Is It? Emo that veers in to post-rock at times. Featuring the legendary Tim Kinsella, How Memory Works is one of the more experimental albums on this list, and is to the softer side of the emo scale. Best track? 'Two've Had Two Of' Buy Here 14. Race by Kerosene 454 (1997) What  Is It? Emo that verges on post-hardcore. Best Track? 'June' Buy Here 13. Christie Front Drive by Christie Front Drive (1996) What Is It? Laidback twinkly emo. Best Track? Radio Buy Here 12. Memory-Minus by Sleepytime Trio (1998) What Is It? Post-hardcore type, yelpy emo. Best Track? Dear Hands Buy Here 11. Frame & Canvas by Braid (1998) What Is It? Melodic emo. Best Track? Killing A Camera Buy Here 10. Dear You by Jawbreaker (1995) What Is It? Punk rock-ish emo. Best Track? Fireman Buy Here 9. Analphabetapolothology by Cap'n Jazz  (1998) What Is It? Post-hardcore, screamy emo. Best Track? Little ...

Acoustic covers album from Plattsburgh. Features covers of the likes of; Jimmy Eat World, Brand New, Bright Eyes, Death Cab For Cutie, Blink 182, Saves The Day Jawbreaker and The Get Up Kids. http://forthekidintheback.bandcamp.com/album/you-can-kinda-play-these-songs-with-chords-a-cover-album RIYL: Acoustic pop punk and emo.