Garden Variety - Garden Variety Gangsta Rap but we are happy for

but we are happy for their support“

the trio crafts a sound that is as intense as it is captivating—blending heaviness

earning them a dedicated following

Maximal yet controlled

archival document of roots reggae and dub at its most atmospheric and powerful

Garden Variety - Garden Variety Gangsta Rap but we are happy forThe 1993 split point between pop punk and emo is no better illustrated than by Garden Varietys self titled debut. While Billy and Bivouac flirted with the mainstream, this Long Island trio proposed at the post hardcore prom. Muscular octave guitar chug with a side of late night zine work at the local diner. Backbeat heartbreak, hold the FX. Thank Charles Maggio for your favorite record next time you see him at the Paramus mall.