Nada Surf – LET GO Emo but that's relative

but that's relative

Fans have been clamouring to get a hold of this release ever since and we can now finally satisfy demand

Drunk Drivers/Killer Whales Live at Brooklyn Steel C2

and co-vocalist Lisa Gerrard's voice rarely gets into the truly ethereal

and it's another instrument she commands (though she wouldn't see it that way)

Nada Surf – LET GO Emo but that's relativeNada Surf: Matthew Caws, Daniel Lorca, Ira Elliot. A funny thing happened to Nada Surf on the way to sure fire late '90s alt rock stardom. Despite obtaining a decent amount of MTV exposure, their sardonic first single, "Popular," ultimately arrived just moments too late to capitalize on the era's short lived mainstream fancy with geek rock. And with no quality second hit in sight, neither 1996's moderately successful High Low nor its forgettable 1998