Anxious Embodies the Best of Both Worlds in 'Little Green House'

In a world where the lines between genres often blur, Anxious' latest release, 'Little Green House', perfectly encapsulates this phenomenon. The album seamlessly blends the gritty hardcore roots of emo with clean production, gorgeous harmonies, and layered arrangements, all while exploring forays outside of punk entirely.

From the harmony-fueled acoustic ballad 'Wayne' to the dream pop-inspired 'You When You're Gone', featuring guest vocals by Stella Branstool, Anxious has crafted some of the prettiest guitar pop songs you'll hear this year. However, it's not all about the soft stuff – tracks like 'Speechless' and 'Let Me' showcase the band's ability to break out a Title Fight/Movielife-esque ripper that will remind fans where they came from.

As one of the standout bands in the 2019 emo scene, Anxious has been likened to being among the next Title Fight contenders. But with 'Little Green House', it feels like the band is setting their sights higher – aiming for a spot alongside the likes of Jimmy Eat World. With this album, Anxious proves that they're not just another up-and-coming emo band, but a force to be reckoned with in the world of screamo.

The best parts of 'Little Green House' fall somewhere in between – where Anxious showcases their ability to balance the gritty and the clean, the hardcore and the pop. It's an album that earns its hyperbole, and fans of Incubus, screamo, and emo alike will find themselves drawn into its infectious melodies and relatable lyrics.

With 'Little Green House', Anxious has created something truly special – an album that embodies the best of both worlds while forging a unique identity all their own. Fans of the genre won't want to miss out on this one.

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