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Say Anything

16,772,886 plays (355,560 listeners)

Say Anything is an alternative rock band formed in Los Angeles, California, United States in 2001. Originally dubbed Sayanything, the band now consists of founding members Max Bemis (vocals/guitar) and Coby Linder (drums), along with Alex Kent (bass), Jake Turner (guitar), Jeff Turner (guitar) and Parker Case (keyboard), a lineup which has remained stable since 2005.

The Starting Line

9,150,028 plays (358,432 listeners)

The Starting Line is an alternative rock band which formed in 1999 in Churchville, Pennsylvania, United States.

Cartel

9,082,150 plays (289,413 listeners)

Cartel is the name of at least six different groups: 1. Twenty seconds into “Let’s Go,” the opening track on CARTEL’s third full length CYCLES, singer Will Pugh declares, “I’ve got so much left to do but I’ll start with this song.

Taking Back Sunday

31,544,316 plays (705,669 listeners)

Taking Back Sunday originally formed in Amityville, New York, USA in 1999. The band has gone through several lineup changes.

The Academy Is...

17,942,577 plays (428,065 listeners)

Frontman William Beckett and guitarist Michael Carden grew up in rivaling bands in the local Chicago music scene.

Houston Calls

1,567,273 plays (91,778 listeners)

Shortly after the New Jersey ska punk group Face First disbanded in 2002, singer/guitarist Tom "Chitty" Keiger, bassist Jarrett Selzer, trumpet "Okie" Okamoto and drummer Tommie Clayton decided to reunite to play a poppier, more synthesized form of modern punk rock.

Fall Out Boy

69,852,831 plays (1,253,153 listeners)

Fall Out Boy is a band formed in 2001 in Glenview, Illinois after good friends Joe Trohman and Pete Wentz met high schooler Patrick Stump. Stump originally auditioned as a drummer, but soon became the lead singer. The following year, the band debuted with a self-released demo and followed it up with the May 28, 2002 release of Split EP, which featured Project Rocket, on Uprising Records.

Midtown

3,158,853 plays (218,001 listeners)

Formed in November of 1998 by three Rutgers students, Midtown soon became a pop-rock quartet. The band took advantage of the fertile New Jersey punk scene to develop a unique sound that combined elements of the emo and alternative sounds that were since then popular.