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Floral Green is the second studio album by American rock band Title Fight. It was recorded with producer Will Yip at Studio 4 in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. For the album, they cited influences including Dinosaur Jr., Nirvana, Fugazi, Sonic Youth and Sebadoh, as well as their contemporaries in Balance and Composure, Make Do and Mend and Touché Amoré. The album's sound has been described as melodic hardcore, emo, post-hardcore, post-rock, soft grunge and art rock.
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As an emo fan, Title Fight has been on my list of bands to check out for awhile, so good to finally listen to this. Right in my wheelhouse, 4/5!
mid
A band I’ve heard of, but never listened for myself. It’s pretty good! Nice post-hardcore
This band sat at such a prescient intersection of hardcore and shoegaze-lite, this LP would have fit right in with the current indie zeitgeist yet came out nearly 15 years ago. My pick would have been the band's more experimental 'Hyperview,' but Green sits at a neat intersection between that album and the straight garage-rock of 'Shed.' Not every track shines, but the album's strength is its coherence and uniformity – classic example of the sum being greater than its parts, no matter what mood the band explores it fits perfectly within the context. Cool add for sure, hate that I missed the boat on these guys and wish they would make a comeback.
Favorite Track: Head in the Ceiling Fan
Pretty standard alt-rock
Rating: 7/10 Best songs: Leaf, Head in the ceiling fan, Frown
Very average. 3/5
I feel like I've heard Title Fight before but I can't recall it, but they're pretty much up my street, that mix of pop/emo-punk and hardcore with angry yet pained scream-shout vocals. Like A Ritual a really good song, I prefer the louder, thrashier parts to the slower and more melodic bits, it's unremarkable but good enough for a 3/5.
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Pop punk and screamo adjacent. A lot of fun but I'm not sure it stands up amongst the best of the genre.
Perfectly serviceable, periodically emo-ish hardcore, but didn't really strike me as too particularly special.
Rock un tanto oscuro y un tanto emo. Buenas bases, percusión y guitarras, pero adolece de algo de imaginación. En líneas generales podría haber estado algo mejor.