Is This It might be the catchiest indie rock record ever. Every single note is so calculated. Even the breath's and coughs just fit perfectly. They were billed as the "Saviors of Rock and Roll" but they kinda killed it because no one has put out anything on the level of their debut since. Not even them. They also just looked perfect for their sound. A perfectly packaged band delivering a perfect product for young people and people who wish they were still young....even a quarter century later.

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omg why am i so alone here!!! i love them SOOO MUCH i just saw them live finally and was blissed tf out and amped and happy!! their newer (past 6 or so years) stuff is their best work imo and people only remember them from the target commercial but they genuinely just keep getting better. marching band indie rock ska ?? i’m crying because it’s over
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I love how they have turned into this stadium-heavy indie rock group with prog arrangements yet have lyrically & emotionally somehow stayed true to the bedroom atmosphere of the first records. nostalgic and fresh at the same time, perfect for your Sunday bike rides
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This changed my mind about them it’s very good I originally thought they were a kind of mediocre nostalgic callback to 90s alt rock but now I think they’re a pretty good nostalgic callback to 90s alt rock The heavy breathing sound during the intro is perfection
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