Listening to the 1999 self-titled debut EP by Planes Mistaken for Stars feels like taking an bullet train back to the year it was released. The record’s twinkly guitars, vocals stylings that mix anguished croons and explosive shrieks, and urgent, vaguely poetic lyrics are clear hallmarks of that specific moment in emotional hardcore.…
Listening to the 1999 self-titled debut EP by Planes Mistaken for Stars feels like taking an bullet train back to the year it was released. The record’s twinkly guitars, vocals stylings that mix anguished croons and explosive shrieks, and urgent, vaguely poetic lyrics are clear hallmarks of that specific moment in emotional hardcore.…