A D.C. band that mixed angular energy with political lyrics across five albums in the 2000s.
For their mix of angular energy and melodic hooks, try 'Meet Me In The Pocket' and 'Air Conditions' from that first album.
They had a knack for sharp, wiry guitar lines and propulsive rhythms that felt both urgent and tuneful. Songs like 'Throw Back Your Head' show how they could build tension and release it. Their lyrics often dealt with political themes, which sometimes sparked debate.
They formed in 2001 and put out their self-titled debut the following year. After lineup changes, they kept recording through albums like 'Different Damage' in 2005 and 'Between the Cracks' in 2013.
Keep it compact: a lyric you come back to, a live memory, or the part of the catalog you would point someone toward first.
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