Macseal are a five-piece emo/indie/math rock band from Long Island, New York that began in 2014. They play a unique style of emo incorporates the "twinkly" math rock guitar sound with a heavy focus on vocal melodies and lyrics, in the same vein as bands like Oso Oso or Modern Baseball. Thrown in the harmonies of Tigers Jaw and a shade of pop punk influence, and voila, you've got Macseal. They've put out a string of EP's thus far, with the most recent one Map It Out being released today by 6131 Records. Each release thus far has been solid, with a natural evolution in sound. Definitely recommended for fans of the aforementioned bands, or anyone who enjoys the occasional visit to the emo mecca of "twinkletown". Enjoy.
1. Cats
2. Going Away
3. Gentle Giant
4. Applications
5. Kathy Bates Motel
6. 5:45 a.m. (Not Fun)
1. 5:45 a.m. (acoustic)
2. Applications (acoustic)
3. Kathy Bates Motel (demo)
4. 5:45 a.m. (demo)
5. Attractive Today (Motion City Soundtrack cover)
1. Twilight Funzone
2. Harry
3. Next To You
4. Sandbox
5. These Things Happen
1. Sure Thing, Shelly
2. Golden Hour
3. Old Halls
4. Sleeping In
