Emery

Emery is an American rock band hailing from Rock Hill, South Carolina, though they formed while its original members were attending college in Seattle, Washington, in 2001. The band is known for their post-hardcore and emo influences, weaving intricate melodies with emotionally charged lyrics and energetic performances. Emery's lineup has experienced changes over the years, but the core of Toby Morrell and Matt Carter has remained a constant, driving force behind their creative output.

The band quickly made a name for themselves with their debut album, "The Weak's End," in 2004, followed by their sophomore effort, "The Question," which solidified their presence in the scene. Emery's music is characterized by a mix of aggressive riffs, melodic choruses, and the dynamic use of both screaming and clean vocals. Over the years, they have continued to produce a consistent catalog of music that resonates with a loyal fanbase. Live recordings such as "The Question (Live)" and "I'm Only A Man (Live Version)" showcase the powerful energy and raw emotion that Emery brings to their performances, cementing their reputation as not just a studio band, but a compelling live act as well.

Genres

Post-hardcore

Rock

Christian Alternative Rock

Christian Rock

Alternative Rock

Alternative

Dreamo

Punk

Pop Punk

Emo

Progressive Post-hardcore

Screamo

Hardcore Punk

Deep Freestyle

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Latest Follows

Latest Release

Stimulated

Emery

Single - Released July 17, 2026