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![]() Rites of SpringYour Rating:Average Rating:Hometown: Washington, DC (USA) About:Related BandsReviewsNew York Magazine on the state of modern punk New York Magazine has put togther an article and some statistics about what they describe as the modern state of punk rock, at least based on a survey of self-identified punks. Some notable - and probably not surprising - statistics tell that… April 29, 2013 Punknews Podcast: The week of October 9th, 2012 with Chris Farren This week on the Punknews Podcast, Bryne Yancey and Adam White are joined for the entire roundtable by Mr. Chris Farren of Fake Problems. Chris brings his sweet Floridian wisdom to stories like the Ataris flying drum freak out,… October 12, 2012 Punknews Podcast: Dischord to release 'Six Song Demo' from Rites of Spring Dischord Records has announced plans to release some previously unavailable material from legendary hardcore/emo pioneers Rites of Spring. Two members of the band - vocalist/guitarist Guy Picciotto… September 19, 2012 Punknews Podcast: The Onion AV Club dissects the roots of emo The Onion AV Club has put together a detailed article looking at the roots of emo. The article attempts to find the value in the much maligned genre by looking back at the forefathers like Sunny Day Real Estate, Rites of Spring, Jimmy Eat World, Mineral, Pixies,… April 30, 2010 Editors' Picks: Tight / Spanish Bombs Justin: Back in the 90's, Moon Ska put out a series of fantastic compilations called Skarmageddon. There were four installments of this, I believe, covering the best up and coming small bands of that genre, including bands like Spring Heeled Jack USA, Less Than Jake, the Rudiments and more. While the heyday of porkpie hats and checkerboard tattoos may be gone, many of those songs still stick with me to this day. One of which is by a band called… January 27, 2007 |
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Short lived Washington D.C.-based hardcore band often credited with ushering in the first wave of American emo, along with Dag Nasty and Embrace.
Together from 1984 to 1986, the band included vocalist Guy Picciotto and drummer Brendan Canty who would eventually join Embrace and Minor Threat's Ian MacKaye to form Fugazi.