Genre Directory
Screamo
Browse Dork's album & ep review coverage for Screamo, plus artists and albums connected to the genre.
Recent Reviews
No-One Was Driving The Car
La Dispute
La Dispute are one of the best bands of all time.
GALLOWS
Blessthefall
For fans itching for a metalcore fix, this record will satisfy the craving tenfold.
Spiral in a Straight Line
Touché Amoré
Another step forward in the band’s evolution.
POST HUMAN: NeX GEn
Bring Me The Horizon
A thoroughly modern emo record, Bring Me snarl, gnash and rage through 16 tracks.
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Taking Back Sunday
It's an extraordinary album, an unexpected turn.
The Weight Of The Mask
Svalbard
The album plays out with a raging confidence.
Toxic Positivity
The Used
From desperation to resignation, 'Toxic Positivity' is a blunt and bold exploration of mental health.
The Jaws of Life
Pierce The Veil
A welcome return for a band still with something to say.
Complete Collapse
Sleeping With Sirens
It’s a solid return.
Otherness
Alexisonfire
Proving themselves a band still deserving of the throne, if change really is as good as a rest, it’s no shock that - with both now under their belt - Alexisonfire sound fresher than ever.
Misery Made Me
Silverstein
‘Misery Made Me’ proves Silverstein still have plenty in the tank.
Voyeurist
Underoath
A band completely reinvigorated.
The Romance Of Affliction
SeeYouSpaceCowboy
In your face, tense and essential, it’s an album of juxtapositions that makes perfect sense.
Horizons/East
Thrice
Their most unrelenting record to date.
Lament
Touché Amoré
'Lament' consequently feels like an assured breakout.
Like A House On Fire
Asking Alexandria
Asking Alexandria are pulling out their anthemic stadium-grade of shredding.
Heartwork
The Used
It might not be groundbreaking, but at least it’s not boring.
Everyone Loves You… Once You Leave Them
The Amity Affliction
Ear-splitting, direct and frequently devastating.
A Beautiful Place To Drown
Silverstein
More bands of their vintage could learn a lesson here.
Amo
Bring Me The Horizon
For anyone still hoping to see Bring Me ‘return to their roots’, look away now.
