Around the early 2000s, New York’s post-punk resurrection scene was flourishing. Bands such as Interpol, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and The Strokes were becoming staples in the community, and they incorporated the unvarnished instrumentation that came to reevaluate the genre. Just a few years afterwards, nevertheless, indie rock took a less accelerated, more subdued twist. Death
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