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Between Order and Model
Rock · 2002 · 4 tracks

Between Order and Model

Funeral for a Friend

Raw, urgent post-hardcore from Wales. A four-track explosion of jagged riffs, desperate screams, and soaring melodic hooks that defined the UK emo scene.

September 9, 2002 · Mighty Atom Records

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This is the sound of a band discovering their power in real-time. Between Order and Model captures Funeral for a Friend at their most visceral, before the polish of major label production smoothed over their jagged edges. It feels like a lightning strike: brief, intense, and illuminating. The music oscillates between technical metal-influenced guitar work and the kind of heart-on-sleeve vulnerability that defined the early 2000s emo movement.

Tracklist · 4 Tracks
01
10:45 Amsterdam Conversations
3:40
02
Juno
3:44
03
Red Is the New Black
5:09
04
The Art of American Football
2:23
Moments Worth Listening For
The transition from the frantic opening riff of 10:45 Amsterdam Conversations into the soaring, melodic chorus.
The raw, unpolished vocal strain during the bridge of Red Is the New Black where the screaming hits a peak.
The interlocking guitar harmonies in The Art of American Football that bridge the gap between metal and emo.
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How does Between Order and Model sound next to the rest of Funeral for a Friend's catalogue?

Raw+4.0σ

The vocals lean far further into raw than the rest of the catalogue.

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