Drive Like Jehu
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Although they weren't around for long, Drive Like Jehu had a tremendous impact on the evolution of hardcore punk into emo. Underappreciated during their existence in the early '90s, the band was sometimes overlooked next to post-hardcore kin like Fugazi and Quicksand; at the time, many critics also lacked the frame of reference to place their music in a broader context. The term "emo" hadn't yet come into wider use, and while Drive Like Jehu didn't much resemble the sound that word would later come to signify, they exerted a powerful pull on its development. Moreover, they did fit the earlier definition of emo: challenging, intricate guitar rock rooted in hardcore and performed with blistering intensity, especially the frenzied vocals. Drive Like Jehu was arguably the most progressive of the leading post-hardcore bands: their lengthy, multisectioned compositions were filled with odd time signatures, orchestrated builds and releases, elliptical melodies, and other twists and turns that built on the innovations of the Dischord label. The result was one of the most distinctive and ferocious sounds in the loosely defined post-hardcore movement.
San Diego Punk/EMO band - Drive Like Jehu's singer and guitarist Rick Froberg dead at 55.
R.I.P.
1991 - Drive Like Jehu
01 -Caress
02 -Spikes To You
03 -Step On Chameleon
04 -O Pencil Sharp
05 -Atom Jack
06 -If It Kills You
07 -Good Luck In Jail
08 -Turn It Off
09 -Future Home Of Stucco Monstrosity
1994 - Yank Crime
01 -Here Come The Rome Plows
02 -Do You Compute
03 -Golden Brown
04 -Luau
05 -Super Unison
06 -New Intro
07 -New Math
08 -Human Interest
09 -Sinews
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