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Neva Dinova
Neva Dinova formed in the early 2000s around vocalist and guitarist Matt Harnish, with bassist Jake Smith, drummer Kevin Robinson, and keyboardist Dave...
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A Picture In Pocket
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Ahh
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Anita
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At Least the Pain is Real
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Blackest Heart
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Brooklyn
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Can't wait to see you
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Cold Calls
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Dances Fantastic
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Did You Disappoint Your God?
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Get Back
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Hat O'er Eyes
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I've Got a Feeling
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It's Worse When You're Young
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Jesus' Choir
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Lucifer's Lament
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Neva Dinova formed in the early 2000s around vocalist and guitarist Matt Harnish, with bassist Jake Smith, drummer Kevin Robinson, and keyboardist Dave Snyder. Their 2002 album 'You May Have Already Won the War' mixed folk, electronica, and progressive rock, establishing their sound. Songs like 'A Picture In Pocket' and 'Blackest Heart' came from this period.
Their music sometimes sparked debate. 'A Picture In Pocket' drew criticism from some listeners who found its subject matter troubling. The band's 2005 album 'The Hate Yourself Change' continued their experimental approach, while 2011's 'Neva Dinova & the New Mood' moved toward more conventional territory.
Harnish's personal struggles with bipolar disorder and substance abuse affected the band at times. They went through lineup changes and periods of inactivity, though they kept making music that felt raw and unpolished. Their catalog has a lived-in quality that avoids studio gloss.
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