David Farrier

Oh, my God, there's more. We're not done. Oh, my God. Okay.

Oh, my God, there's more. We're not done. Oh, my God. Okay.

Emo adjacent. For sure. Okay, I think that's the most direct answer we've gotten so far.

Emo adjacent. For sure. Okay, I think that's the most direct answer we've gotten so far.

I said we were always emotional post-hardcore.

I said we were always emotional post-hardcore.

Love that.

Love that.

That's really good. I feel like Mexicor also fits into that battle between punks and emos in Mexico. I think of that.

That's really good. I feel like Mexicor also fits into that battle between punks and emos in Mexico. I think of that.

Yeah, we were definitely emo, but in a piano rock Ben Folds type way. That's a great answer.

Yeah, we were definitely emo, but in a piano rock Ben Folds type way. That's a great answer.

Oh, I love the honesty. I love the directness. That's what I mean.

Oh, I love the honesty. I love the directness. That's what I mean.

I would say that I've grown into accepting that term to describe the band over the last 20 years. These days, I just embrace the descriptor. I love that. That was a really interesting social experiment. And very, oh my god. There's more.

I would say that I've grown into accepting that term to describe the band over the last 20 years. These days, I just embrace the descriptor. I love that. That was a really interesting social experiment. And very, oh my god. There's more.

This is wild. Yeah, I mean, Wonderwall. I mean, they are sort of droning on about love in Wonderwall. And Oasis was one of the first groups I ever got into. I never knew they were emo.

This is wild. Yeah, I mean, Wonderwall. I mean, they are sort of droning on about love in Wonderwall. And Oasis was one of the first groups I ever got into. I never knew they were emo.

Well, I know others have said we are emo and others have said we are pop punk, but I always thought of us as shittier versions of all the alternative, terrible name for an entire genre, bands who blew up in the wake of Nirvana in the early 90s. The shit I grew up on ranged from Pavement to Weezer to Swerve Driver to Flaming Lips to Superchunk to Jawbox, etc.

Well, I know others have said we are emo and others have said we are pop punk, but I always thought of us as shittier versions of all the alternative, terrible name for an entire genre, bands who blew up in the wake of Nirvana in the early 90s. The shit I grew up on ranged from Pavement to Weezer to Swerve Driver to Flaming Lips to Superchunk to Jawbox, etc.