Into It. Over It. did the whole 'lock yourself in a cabin' thing, and it worked
Around the time that Into It. Over It's Evan Weiss was promoting his second studio album, 2013's Intersections, his name was being thrown around as one of the leaders — nay, "founding fathers" — of something called the "emo revival."*
In one interview that year, he called it a "backhanded compliment," considering the fact that he's been doing this since he started his first band, the Progress, in 2001. (The band broke up seven years later.) And while he's glad more underground DIY artists like himself are getting recognition, he rejects the **tion that he's leading some sort of effort to resurrect a genre.* Read more...
03-12-2016, 04:01 AM
Into It. Over It. did the whole 'lock yourself in a cabin' thing, and it worked
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