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New Jersey emo that toggles between intimate acoustics and power chords in the most classic of ways.
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Raw and hooky as heck, “Disaster Preparedness Coloring Book” is all classic, ragged indie sonics and rock-solid melodies.
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Where the Heart Is
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A confident blend of emo, pop, and hardcore from the rising Philadelphia band, featuring introspective lyrics and churning melodies.
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In Case You Missed It
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This London group pairs stadium-sized Teenage Fanclub-esque hooks paired with a light touch of jangle.
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It Did Bring Me Down
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The long-time DIY artist merges pop-imbued songwriting and indie rock melodies on this debut.
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This Pittsburgh band's gloriously messy mash-up of post-punk, garage rock, and shoegaze is snotty enough to be considered plain old punk.
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