Emoviolence · GenresWhat is emoviolence?
Emoviolence (also known as Emo Violence) was originally a term created by the band In/Humanity in an attempt to describe themselves, but later formulated as a musical genre derived from the aggressiveness of Powerviolence and the melancholy of Screamo; the genre focuses as much on introspective and personal lyrics with heartbreaking vocals as on aggressiveness and instrumental chaos, even questioning the form or structure in which music should be made.
Artists to start with
Albums to hear first
Love Lost but Not Forgotten
Solitude
Disinformation Fix
Circle Thinking
The Gray In Between
Artificial Bouquet
Last
TotalityEmoviolence songs
- New Jersey vs. Valhalla by Orchid
- Destination: Blood! by Orchid
- To Praise Prosthesis by Orchid
- Snow Delay at the Frankfurt School by Orchid
- Epilogue of a Car Crash by Orchid
- Lights Out by Orchid
- Life in a Box by Pg.99
- Invasion U.S.A. by Orchid
- Weekend at the Fire Academy by Orchid
- Let's Commodify Sexuality by Orchid
Neighbouring genres
In the rock & punk family. All genres
alternative rockrockcrust punkart rockart punkdeathrockindietronicaexperimental rockanarcho-punkglam rockgrungehard rockQuestions
- What is emoviolence?
- Emoviolence (also known as Emo Violence) was originally a term created by the band In/Humanity in an attempt to describe themselves, but later formulated as a musical genre derived from the aggressiveness of Powerviolence and the melancholy of Screamo; the genre focuses as much on introspective and personal lyrics with heartbreaking vocals as on aggressiveness and instrumental chaos, even questioning the form or structure in which music should be made.
- Who are the best-known emoviolence artists?
- By Last.fm listening: Ostraca, I Hate Sex, Nuvolascura, Portrayal of Guilt, Blind Girls and Letterstoyou.
- What genres are similar to emoviolence?
- On Risocast it sits with alternative rock, rock, crust punk, art rock, art punk and deathrock.
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Updated 6 October 2026
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