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Kittyhawk – Hello, Again
Kittyhawk – Hello, Again
Kittyhawk Hello, Again This debut from Chicago's Kittyhawk definitely brings their emo forebears in Rainer Maria to mind, as well as the sugar-sweet sounds of the mainly forgotten but always excellent Ida. Some serious names to throw around for those who like emo, yes; but Kittyhawk pull it off on Hello, Again. Th ...
Zookeeper – Pink Chalk
Zookeeper – Pink Chalk
Zookeeper Pink Chalk Chris Simpson has been pulled back into the spotlight thanks to the ongoing emo revival—his old band, Mineral, are currently on an extensive reunion tour. But Simpson has long since moved on musically, playing fragile, Neutral Milk Hotel-esque folk under the name Zookeeper since 2006. Pink... Read More ...
Foxing – The Albatross
Foxing – The Albatross
Foxing The Albatross Foxing own an interesting dichotomy on The Albatross, this being a remixed and remastered version of their full-length debut originally released by Count Your Lucky Stars in 2013. Their themes are classicist emo, singing about ex-lovers and lovers that never were, through obtuse metaphor ("Bloodhound") or otherwise ("I swear I'm a good man/So why don't you love
Football, Etc. – Audible
Football, Etc. – Audible
Football, Etc. Audible While the second album from Houston trio Football, Etc. does contain numerous Kinsella family/American Football-esque moments—just listen to the twinkling guitars of album opener “Fair” or the gentle math-rockisms that underpin “Extra Point”—it’s also clear that they’re inspired by a more direct, confessional form of emo. “Time Out” has its roots in Rainer Maria’s gra ...

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