Jimmy Eat World

US first press 2010. Record plays well with minor marks. Sleeve has minor wear.
By the time this one landed in 2010, Jimmy Eat World were already elder statesmen of emotional guitar music. Instead of chasing trends they doubled down on what they do best: big choruses, thoughtful lyrics about heartbreak and growing up, and guitars that feel like they could soundtrack a life-changing bus journey home from Lavery’s. It’s not the Bleed American sugar rush, but it’s grown-up, widescreen emo that still hits like a pint too many on a Tuesday. FFO: Death Cab for Cutie on Red Bull, Biffy Clyro before the stadium haircuts, Brand New (the band, not the feeling), and the part of your brain that still believes a hoodie and Vans solves everything