I've been absent a lot here and May doesn't look like I did a lot of posting on here. I've been lazy and my mind has been in many other things but I still like sharing some music I personally own with you guys. To make it up I brought Cursive with me today, I know I took a while on that The Pine post so to make it up I will now talk a little bit about this band. Cursive was a indie rock band from the mid 90's and honestly that is all I remember them by I stopped looking forward with the band after Domestica although Domestica is a great album (Not my favorite by all means) and may disagree and still think they play great well I honestly like the old Cursive plus the bands debut album was released under Crank! A record company (Ohhhh yyyeeeaaahhhh) While both the 12" version and the CD are very rare to get I ran into a cheap used copy of Such blinding stars. I got into the band or should I say discovered them once I saw moneen saying they were influenced by Cursive as well some way I decided to check them out sometime in the late summer of 2008. I honestly like the early 7"s along with The storms of early summer, the split 10" they did with Silver Scooter and Domestica. I also ran into the bands compilation of 7"s (I have both versions CD and 12") I just couldn't miss those. If you know Cursive but you only know them by the recent discography (which they did change and I believe it was because of the bands first break up although I would say they were in haitus before releasing Domestica 2 years later after The storms of early summer) you may be curious on early Cursive. Honestly this is all I am sticking to, I still think Such blinding stars is one of my all favorite 90's indie rock next to Vitreous humor. On my next post I will probably start on more modern bands old school emo kids may not be familiar with. Both records have been out of press since or at least Such blinding stars has.
Such Blinding Stars For Starving Eyes
The difference between houses and homes
I 've been looking for and never found thanks for sharing
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