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Microwave - Stovall [Colored Vinyl] (Aniv) [Reissue]
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Blending elements of post-hardcore, emo and Southern-tinged indie rock, Microwave balance frankness with a penchant for wit, allowing for seemingly standard personal confessions to make a significant and striking impact. While often tipping into the heavier side of resonant punk, the band shines brightest in soft reservation. Their self-released debut album Stovall feels like a snapshot in time, bringing to mind that same unforgettable feeling that albums like Jimmy Eat World's Bleed American, Manchester Orchestra's I'm Like A Virgin Losing A Child and Taking Back Sunday's Tell All Your Friends did years ago.
| 1 | Head North - the Bells | |
| 2 | Head North - Redwood | |
| 3 | Head North - Willow Tree | |
| 4 | Microwave - Thinking of You | |
| 5 | Microwave - But Not Often | |
| 6 | Microwave - Something Right (Daytrotter Session) |
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