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San Francisco band Clarissa Explains It All's 5-song "Demo" EP released January 29, 2009

Clarissa Explains It All - Edamame

Burned Out Bright was an emo-hardcore band from Houston, formed in 2000 and disbanded in 2003. They released a demo tape, a split 7" with Die, Emperor! Die!, and a posthumous 12" EP.
This was recorded on a 4-track in the guitarist John Martin's (Fire Team Charlie) shed in early summer of 2002. Many of the songs were re-recorded in studio for the bands one sided LP.
Cover art was printed on white paper and pasted to the front cover, a star sticker was affixed to the back cover. Hand-numbered out of 60 copies (cassette).

Burned Out Bright

Burned Out Bright - Sunrise, And The Day To Come

Cheer Up! was a short-lived mathrock band from Orlando, Florida, formed by members of "Allegory of the Cave" Michael Rumie (guitar & vocals) and Tanner Rippin (drums & vocals). The band disbanded shortly after the release of this 10-song EP, which was also their only release under that name. They also played a show with Cassettes On Fire sometime in 2008.

10 Song EP

Cheer Up! - Costomb Party

Screamo/Emoviolence band from Duluth, MN, active during 2006.
There is not much information about it, but the singer is still quite active on Youtube (@trashlyfe69420) and Reddit (@trash_wurld); he also answered some questions about the band in the blog "This Endless Breath", I leave the link here, really a well of knowledge. https://thisendlessbreath.blogspot.com/2016/08/bright-lights-always-turn-off.html?m=1

Demo

Bright Lights Always Turn Off - Short but abrupt Ending

I, Robot was a five-piece screamo band from New Paltz, Ulster County, New York, active between 1997 and 1999. This EP was their first release, under the label Goldtooth Records, on november 1998. 
Also released on vinyl, recorded on eight tracks at Keap St. Studios in 1998, dedicated to Stephen Grande and Ryan Frimodig, who sadly passed away shortly before the album's release. 
Band members were: Matt "Gorf" Grande (vocals), Eric Talesnick (guitar), Peter Bisso (guitar), Tom "Quad" Carley (bass), Tim Haley (drums, 1997-98) and Pat Deriso (drums, 1998-99).

I, Robot - The Mullets Vs. The Moustaches

Released in 1998 on One Percent Records. fb.me/aitamusic716

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I, Robot - The Mullets Vs. The Moustaches

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