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Artist description
In a world full of pop punk bands trying to be emo, emo bands trying to be hardcore, hardcore bands turnng into metal, and metal bands starting to rap, it's a rare occasion you find a band with honest music written from the heart. A band that, instead of looking for the next big thing, just writes what they think sounds good to them. Dear Marla is that band. From energetic yet poetic vocals, to shredding guitar lines, Dear Marla blends the genres of punk, emo, and metalcore into their own personal brand of music, free of labels and expectations.
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Music Style
Emo-Punk-Alternative |
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Musical Influences
Thrice, The Movielife, Saves the Day, Poison the Well, From Autumn to Ashes, A Static Lullaby, Rufio, Brand New, Taking Back Sunday, Story of the Year, Thursday, The Used, Blink 182, Glassjaw, Further Seems Forever, Dashboard Confessional, Mest, Quicksand, Atreyu, Senses Fail, A New Found Glory, Shai Hulud, Hopesfall, Fairweather, Weezer, Youth of Today, Shelter, Vision of Disorder, Dead Poetic |
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Similar Artists
A mix between Story of the Year, Thrice, and Finch. |
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Group Members
Vocals: Matt Pocket
Lead Guitar: Bobby Balow
Rhythm Guitar: Shane Langenfield
Bass: Andy Hansen
Drums: Ted Matelski |
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Instruments
Two Guitars, Bass, Drums, and Vocalist |
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Location
Racine, WI - USA |
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