Of course, this does not go without saying that GAMI GANG is solid, solid, solid. Now, having listened to the double album in its entirety, I am left with the impression that it fell a bit short, though not without demonstrating a hell of a lot of heart and authenticity in the process. The singles they had released prior to its release further amplified this excitement, like how the chunky and highly infectious “Neutrogena Spektor”, in contrast with the heartfelt and true-to-the-core emo “Greenbelt Station”, provided me with a stylistic variety that felt very refreshing. Their debut effort Somewhere City was a pleasant discovery this year for me, and I was stoked to find out that they would hit the studio to record GAMI GANG at that same moment. Straight out of the birthplace of emo, Washington D.C., emo pop punk duo Origami Angel chime in with their sophomore double album GAMI GANG, ambitious in its format but just enough flavor to satisfy lovers of these genres thanks to their jovial, uplifting, and borderline naïve delivery to their otherwise thrilling music. ‘ Oh shit‘, you whisper to yourself, ‘ It’s the GAMI GANG.‘ As you take a right turn towards the entrance to the supermarket, you see two emo bois coming for you with blistering pop punk bangers and an attitude that is dangerously wholesome.
It’s only five minutes of distance from your home, so it’s only logical to head there by foot so as to lose those extra pounds to be gained later – or at least you convince yourself so. You’re finally done with telework for the day and you decide to head over to the supermarket to get yourself some well-deserved Reese’s Puffs cereal.
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