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Primitive emotional gems.
There are bands influenced by Husker Du. Some have given more, turning towards unexplored directions (Rites Of Spring, Squirrel Bait, Dinosaur Jr., Pixies), some haven't managed to completely detach from the Minneapolis sound (Moving Targets), and some have become leaders of the '90s movements (Nirvana, Green Day).
The 'The Hated' can be placed in both the first and second categories, an emotional post-hardcore with jangle and college rock influences; the sincerest root of Midwest emo. Comparable, albeit in a limited way, to Moss Icon in the clean moments, even if there's an itch: a REM-spark from the most famous band of Athens (Pride And Confusion, Return), while Knockin' On Your Door and Promises seem written by Grant Hart.
On Someone and especially These Are The Days, Simpson of Mineral and Enigk of Sunny Day.. have shed a million tears.
The best piece is certainly the introduction to Anonymous Descriptions Of Uncontrollable Urges, an instrumental in constant change, a Sunday morning, a new day begins.
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Summary by Bot
The Hated's 'Every Song' channels the raw emotion of Midwest emo with strong Husker Du influences and touches of jangle and college rock. The album can be compared to post-hardcore and alternative icons like Mineral and Sunny Day Real Estate. Standout tracks showcase emotional depth and instrumental creativity, particularly the instrumental 'Anonymous Descriptions Of Uncontrollable Urges'. Overall, it is a sincere and compelling collection.Tracklist
The Hated
An emotional post-hardcore group with jangle and college rock influences; described in a review as rooted in Midwest emo and influenced by Husker Du and REM.01 Reviews
