spacelessvoid

PEE predates the second wave of emo/midwest emo. It's been almost twenty years, and More Charm still sounds fresh as hell and doesn't sound dated. I'll always find myself coming back to this album and just pinpointing some of the things I missed, whether instrumentally or lyrically. I'm happy to say I own this on CD before everybody was gawking about the band name

I wonder if Rob Crow ever realized that frisbie is spelled as frisbee, not frisbie. Doesn't matter, this album is an essential to math pop, fucking amazing work this band did within their lifetime. It's catchy, poppy, and hits you in those sentimental areas time to time

All this need's is your undivided attention. My god like; this is really beautiful. I imagine it as like Daughters: You Won't Get What You Want but more avant-garde than it can ever be. This is blissful and mysterious and terrifying in all the right places, everything about this is something that I can barely put into words. Wonderful ass album

Groovy as fuck. I couldn't imagine a better post-hardcore album than something like this like; tracks shuffle from awe-inspiring to crazy anthemic, lightning in a bottle songs that are almost too perfect. Even with the flaws of this album, this still manages to blow me away and keep me on my toes. Especially the second to last closer and the closer itself like; WOW