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*New* Music from Jonezetta – "Popularity"
I recently came across one of Tooth and Nail Records' newest darling's, Jonezetta.
Part pseudo-Euro rock, part emo, part screamo, Jonezetta fuses many interesting and innovative sounds to put together what is, IMO, one of most enjoyable albums in a long time.
Released in 2006, I am admittedly tardy in getting around to this band. However, their sound is emminently fresh, so the listener will forgive my only recently assuaged ignorance.
Anyway, I have linked to two of their songs from Popularity, "Communicate" and "The City We Live In." I think they well capture the essence of Jonezetta's unique sound. To listen to them, scroll around in the mp3 player on the right-hand side of this page.
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