The Fall Of Boss Koala were a five-piece screamo band from Dundee, Scotland that were around from 2002 to 2006. They took slight influence from post-rock in their sound, with the drawn out song lengths, shifting dynamics, and tremolo picked guitars. This draws the obvious Envy comparison, but I think fans of bands like Saetia, You And I, and even Alexisonfire would dig this too. They only put out two EP's, with Reference Points being the definite standout. Side note, I have no idea if the artwork for both EP's here is official or not, but it's all I could find so we're going with it. Enjoy.
Sunday, 22 November 2020
The Fall Of Boss Koala
Saturday, 21 November 2020
Mesa Verde
Mesa Verde were a five-piece screamo band from Glasgow, Scotland that began in 2004 and ended in 2009. They put out one LP, an EP, a demo, and one compilation track in their few years together. This was all compiled into a single discography release back in 2016. That discography release is a must-grab, but I included the individual releases (minus the compilation track) if you're interested. Sonically, they are comparable to other post-rock/screamo blended bands, such as Envy, City of Caterpillar, and Sed Non Satiata. Their dual vocal delivery is also a distinct characteristic, with the vocals alternating between layered and call-and-response screams. Without a doubt they aree on of the most essential screamo acts of their decade, so I highly recommended checking this out ASAP if it sounds up your alley. Members of Mesa Verde now play in Old Guard. Enjoy.
Friday, 23 November 2018
Carson Wells
Wednesday, 27 May 2015
Departures
Overall, their sophomore album is incredibly solid, and really holds up well over time. Despite their stylistic similarities to a lot of other bands, Departures manage to hold their own without ever sounding too derivative, which is a trap that a lot of bands in this genre have fallen into in the past few years. Unfortunately there's been a bit of a gap since their last release, which was a split with Moose Blood in 2013 (also recommended). Hopefully a new album is on the way, but until then, here's what they've done so far. Enjoy.






























