Sonically, they took the aggressive, angular dissonance founded in the San Diego scene and blended it with the emerging lighter, more melodic midwestern emo sound (think Boys Life and Knapsack), along with sprawling song structures a la June of 44. Their output is small but sweet, and highly recommended. Enjoy.
1. West Decatur
2. Tacoma Narrows
3. Lessons From Pella
4. Windom Earle
5. Ina
6. East Coker
1. Reelies
2. H.A.L.
3. Yadin's Hair
4. Calba's Last
5. Pierman
6. Paladin Taim
7. Waltz Of Gibraltar
8. Belated Blues
9. Tamsen
10. Onward Foster
11. Untitled
The best.
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness I swear I was just about to look for that so I opened the blog and there it was waiting for me gracefully, thank you for the upload!
ReplyDeleteThey were finally able to aquire their masters for The Milton Abandonment, and are working on putting together a remastered discography release
ReplyDeleteOne of the most important bands ever, thank you Sophie for sharing these beautiful sounds with the world
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