"Poietes (Red Demo)" and "From October to Marge"
(Self Released/West of January)
Autumn Poetry was pretty much the original Mountlake Terrace (Brier, maybe) band. Their influences are clearly within the realm of early 90s emo like Sunny Day and Christie Front Drive, but done in a way that isn't boring or trite.
The "Red Demo" and "Marge" are from 1999 and 2002 respectively and are the most intact of how I remember the band to sound like. In 2003, Autumn went through a personnel change with the rhythm section leaving the fold and with the addition of their new members, there was a stylistic shift, focusing on more rocking, uptempo songs.
Download Here (both files)
Download "Red Demo" Here (Dave told me that one of the tracks on the Red Demo was corrupted, probably because the .rar file was too large; so here's "Poietes" as a separate file)
Labels: Autumn Poetry, emo, Indie Rock
posted by ryan @ 4:38 PM
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i'm bummed dude. links are dead. "SCAAAAAAAAAAAAAARSSSS!!!!"
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