Many emo songs both admit sadness and revel in it, exhibiting a phobia of women that seems to celebrate a perpetual adolescence:"The singers may pretend to hang themselves out to dry by copping to crying and being sad at night, but in the heightened emo environment, where broken hearts are badges of honor, it's a hollow boast. Their scars are a sign of pride-you're the one onstage bragging about how upset you are-but there's no attempt at actual conversation or relationship building...

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Whatever.  I like the song; I don't really care about what a band is "labeled" or need Wikipedia to define my aesthetics.

Many emo songs both admit sadness and revel in it, exhibiting a phobia of women that seems to celebrate a perpetual adolescence:"The singers may pretend to hang themselves out to dry by copping to crying and being sad at night, but in the heightened emo environment, where broken hearts are badges of honor, it's a hollow boast. Their scars are a sign of pride-you're the one onstage bragging about how upset you are-but there's no attempt at actual conversation or relationship building...

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" Emo "
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I wonder, what exactly would an out of control ballerina look like? Would she pirouette right off the stage and strike some poor audience member with one of her pointy toes? Acually, that'd be pretty funny.

My first thought was China Crisis, one of those forgotten 80s bands that put out 2 or 3 really good albums and then disappeared into the quicksand of time.

I managed to never hear these guys before. But since everybody is making comparisons to other bands and singers, here's my contribution:
They Might Be Giants, anyone?

no sólo Ballerina, todo está fuera de control. todo.

I wonder, what exactly would an out of control ballerina look like? Would she pirouette right off the stage and strike some poor audience member with one of her pointy toes? Acually, that'd be pretty funny.