Two Inch Astronaut: reviews, albums, DC post‑hardcore

Two Inch Astronaut

Musical Group

Forfans of the dc post-hardcore/math-rock axis and listeners into fugazi, polvo, weezer, krill, pile, and ovlov.
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The Profile

Two Inch Astronaut are an American band tied to the East Coast/DC scene, blending post-hardcore, math rock, and post-grunge with melodic instincts. Associated with Exploding In Sound Records, they released four albums in five years, including Foulbrood, Personal Life, and Can You Please Not Help.

American band; East Coast/DC scene; genres: post-hardcore, math rock, post-grunge, alt-rock/lo-fi, emo-pop; four albums in five years; label presence via Exploding In Sound Records.

Three DeBaser reviews celebrate Two Inch Astronaut’s East Coast/DC-flavored blend of post-hardcore, math-rock, and post-grunge. Foulbrood is hailed as their best record, Personal Life gets singled out for the standout track “Andy’s Progress Report,” and Can You Please Not Help earns praise for tight, dynamic songwriting. The band is associated with Exploding In Sound Records and a scene orbiting Fugazi, Polvo, and Weezer.

Notable Quotes

❝ Two Inch Astronaut stumble but never fall, they shout but never push beyond the line of pop, they evoke emotions but do not languish for every pain. In Personal Life there is almost certainly the best song of 2016: Andy’s Progress Report. (math/grunge/post-hc)

❝ The Two Inch Astronaut are part of that little picture of the American East Coast, between grunge, math, and alt-rock/lo-fi, which I like very much.

❝ This is definitely their best record, so many great ideas, so many harmonics, depre.

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