The 1993 split point between pop punk and emo is no better illustrated than by Garden Variety's self-titled debut. While Billy and Bivouac flirted with the main-stream, this Long Island trio proposed at the post-hardcore prom. Muscular octave guitar chug with a side of late night zine work at the local diner. Backbeat heart-break, hold the FX. Thank Charles Mag-gio for your favorite record next time you see him at the Paramus mall.
A1. By And Large
A2. Fall In
A3. Shelf Life
A4. Pretty Mouth
A5. Rode (For Justin)
B1. Hat Head
B2. Closet
B3. Binder
B4. Stool
B5. Unsound
B6. Letter To The Editor
