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Berklee College of Music in Boston:Uninteresting called the group that formed in the mid 90-ies in the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. The group was usually identified with the emo genre, in particular the late 90-ies “indie emo” scene. Three founding members, Arabella Harrison (bass / vocals), Joe Guevara (guitar / vocals) and Chris Vanacore (drums) met while in college. The Group moved to San Diego, California, in 1997.

Many of the songs fit the hungry and build a sense of emotional genre of hardcore (aka emo). Intimate lyrics, melodic, melancholic reflection up to the choir and music extreme emotional intensity (comparative blitz of noise.) Among the similar bands of the time, using the restrictions on mixed male and female vocals and pop-sensitivity helped make them select.
early songs were more punk-rock, such as their first single, “Drive on Negley. The band continued recording a demo with the expectation of eventually recording their debut album, but ultimately release the compilation of these demonstrations, as their first album, Junk in 1997. The single from Jimmy Eat World, including the song “early stars,” was released in early 1998.
Later in 1998 the band released their second album, this disease in the afternoon, which was a significant deviation from the more indie-rock band style of their debut.
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