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Heavily inspired by iconic acts like Alkaline Trio, Jawbreaker, and Blink-182, the EP shifts seamlessly between fast-paced hooks and acoustic-driven moments. The standout track “BLEED” channels the suffocating frustration of the 9–5 grind, while “SOAPBOX” aggressively targets societal tribalism. Meanwhile, “BAD GAME” leans heavily into Midwest emo influences to navigate the repetition of loss. The EP ultimately closes with its acoustic title track, a beautiful, haunting ballad centered on the loss of a defining figure in the songwriter’s life. Bennington Street is a brutally honest, must-listen punk release.
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