Sunday Morning / Park National / Barely Civil / Sky Pine Drive / Susanbarelybreathing

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SUNDAY MORNING
Grief is complicated, both in practice and in definition. Keanu Reeves said, “Grief changes shape, but it never ends.” It ebbs and flows. It lives with you. Eternal Grief, the debut album from Connecticut emo juggernauts Sunday Morning, dismantles grief by carefully examining the prismatic presentation it can have across a lifetime. Engineered by Rob Chiarappa (The Story So Far, Koyo) and mixed by Brett Romnes (Hot Mulligan, Anxious), the album sees the band building upon the foundation they’ve solidified over the past 6 years. The heavy parts are heavier, the melodic parts are catchier, and the lyrics are more personal and resonant than ever before

PARK NATIONAL
Park National is finding himself. On his homemade new LP, You Have To Keep Searching, songwriter-instrumentalist Liam Fagan pushes the boundaries of his creative identity, forming a body of work that’s sonically ambitious and unprecedentedly authentic. While paying homage to the indulgently guitar-heavy style that characterized his early releases, Fagan demonstrates a whole new palette of musical influence– whether it’s the sludgy shoegaze of “Fallback”, the hushed lo-fi tickle of “In My Blood”, or the yearning indie folk of “One Foot”, it’s abundantly clear that he’s unafraid to reveal every facet of his art, no matter what shape in which it may come.

BARELY CIVIL
Milwaukee Emo/Rock

SKY PINE DRIVE
Milwaukee Emo

SUSANBARELYBREATHING
WI Post Rock Emo