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Distance Over Safety
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I Swear I'm Not Okay
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Amie
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After Yellow Red Austin, Texas
Influenced by many of the emo and post-rock bands of the late 90s and early 2000s (Mineral, Jimmy Eat World, Brandston, Promise Ring, Explosions in the Sky), After Yellow Red blends elements of rock, pop, and ambient music. The lyrics, introspective and hopeful, reflect on the past's influence on the present, and how it shapes how we navigate murky waters in times of struggle and uncertainty. ... more
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