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The Cringe

12+ albums
punksxsw 2009

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New York rock band The Cringe was formed by frontman John Cusimano, guitarist Robb Levin, bassist Matt Powers, and drummer Shawn Pelton in the early 2000's and released their debut album, Scratch the Surface, on Listen Records in 2003. Their follow-up, Tipping Point, followed in 2007, after which, Levin was replaced by guitarist James Rotondi (Air, Mr. Bungle) and Powers by bassist Jonny Matias (Crash Moderns). With the new lineup in place, the Cringe delivered their third LP, Play Thing, in June 2010, followed two years later by Hiding in Plain Sight. Their blend of heavy alt-rock and melodic power pop has earned them support slots with bands like Cheap Trick, New York Dolls, and Mötley Crüe, the latter of whom pegged the Cringe to be the openers on their farewell tour in 2014. Working with producer Don Gilmore, they recorded their fifth album, Blind Spot which arrived in late 2015. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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top songs

1

Burn

667
2

I Can't Take It No More

219
3

Deep Girl

164
4

Anything You Say

163
5

Fade Out

163
6

Ride

130
7

Rushing Through the World

97
8

Weary Me

96
9

No Control

96
10

Blame

94

albums

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SXSW 2009 Showcasing Artists

Play Thing

Play Thing

Everywhere You've Never Been

Everywhere You've Never Been

Hiding In Plain Sight

Hiding In Plain Sight

Scratch the Surface

Scratch the Surface

Tipping Point

Tipping Point

Blind Spot

Blind Spot

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Sampler (Amazon MP3 Exclusive)

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Anything You Say

Tippin Point

Tippin Point

Harsh and Hard vol.1

Harsh and Hard vol.1

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Split CS

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