`  == Screamo == Hello dude, has been decided a while ago on the talk page, etf that is not screamo. By the fact that they have so much Users saucepans like you persists in putting screamo in the genres. Etf is not screamo, is post-hardcore, hard rock. Those in that genres of your sources, http://www.allmusic.com/album/theres-no-sympathy-for-the-dead-r832805/review, http://www.allmusic.com/artist/escape-the-fate-p782945/biography, http://stevenieca.com/tag/escape-the-fate is surely placed by someone who does not know right styles of music, and begins to be labeled, putting screamo in the genres. And these sources when you put, are of older releases of 2005, 2006. Find a source of some most recent releases, on a experienced music site, and see if you can find something saying that the etf is screamo. And this last source you put it, is a source of DOWNLOAD, download is not a source, is a propagand.  ::Screamo is one specific derivative form of hardcore punk. It has nothing to do with heavy metal. It denotes a fusion of hardcore punk and emo, generally featuring emotional lyrics, transitions from soft to heavy passages, and screamed vocals accompanied by more melodic singing. The word screamo is misused all the time. People often call any music with screaming in it ``screamo``. But screamo is actually only one specific genre. The genre itself is still very popular. There are lots of modern screamo bands that more-or-less still meet the same basic stylistic requirements of screamo. ::Post-hardcore is a direct derivative of hardcore punk (hence the title post-hardcore). It simply defines any modern hardcore punk with high levels of experimentation. I know you didn't ask about this genre, but I felt it appropriate to mention. Post-hardcore represents a very wide range of musical styles. Post-hardcore bands may take influence from many other styles of music, and are often closely associated with alternative rock or punk. What identified post-hardcore, though, is the inclusion of hardcore punk elements like screamed vocals. If a band uses screamed vocals and heavy instrumentation, but is not heavy enough to be considered metalcore, then the band will often be labeled post-hardcore.  `