"False Foundation" is the seventh and final track on post-hardcore band Moral Support's debut EP, "Nowheresville". It features post-rock, melodic hardcore, and metalcore elements influenced by bands like Beartooth, Counterparts, Underoath, and Architects.

Nowheresville

False Foundation

"Cardboard Box" is the sixth track on post-hardcore band Moral Support's debut EP, "Nowheresville". It features pop-punk elements influenced by bands like The Story So Far, The Wonder Years, and Movements.

Cardboard Box

"Future/Past" is the fifth track on post-hardcore band Moral Support's debut EP, "Nowheresville". It features melodic hardcore and pop-punk elements influenced by bands like Beartooth, Counterparts, Underoath, and Movements. It premiered as a single on HuffPost.

Future/Past

"Too Close" is the fourth track on post-hardcore band Moral Support's debut EP, "Nowheresville". It features post-rock, melodic hardcore, metalcore, and pop-punk elements influenced by bands like Beartooth, Counterparts, Underoath, and Movements.

Too Close

"Complexity" is the third track on post-hardcore band Moral Support's debut EP, "Nowheresville". It features melodic hardcore and pop-punk elements influenced by bands like Beartooth, Counterparts, Underoath, and Movements. It's been featured by Alternative Press, Emo Nite LA, and other prominent media outlets.

Complexity

"Ghosts" is the second track on post-hardcore band Moral Support's debut EP, "Nowheresville". It features post-rock, melodic hardcore, and pop-punk elements influenced by bands like Beartooth, Counterparts, Underoath, and Movements.

Ghosts

"Regret" is the intro track to post-hardcore band Moral Support's debut EP, "Nowheresville". It features post-rock, melodic hardcore, and metalcore elements influenced by bands like Architects, Wage War, and Counterparts.

Regret

Since their start in March 2017, Moral Support have exploded into the music scene and proven they're here to play. The Philadelphia-based five-piece fuses turbulent verses, catchy choruses, and unapologetic lyricism into one cohesive package bursting at the seams with energy. Within their first 6 months together, the band has shared the stage with prominent artists including Emarosa, The Color Morale, Slaves, Secrets, Picturesque, and more. 

For vocalist, Tyler Lewandowski, the writing process began long before the band was ever an idea. Moral Support was started as an outlet to convey Lewandowski’s stresses and frustrations in a constructive, outward way. Each song is meticulously crafted, featuring aggressive riffs, quick drums, and a variety of vocal styles including screaming, singing, and spoken word.

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