Sense Field

Running threads of straight-up alt-rock and '80s New Wave (think Tears for Fears) through modern-day emo sounds, Sense Field create intense, undeniably cool music that will probably never get huge airplay but works well with the lights turned low.

Sense Field add a whole new dimension to post-emo on their fifth album, the Southern
California band's first since tasting mainstream success with "Save Yourself," a radio hit
thanks to its featured spot on the TV series Roswell. From the dramatic, tinkling piano that
opens "Burn" (and the album) to the string-heavy, polished synth-pop of "I Refuse," it's
obvious that Living Outside is the band's attempt to be "ambitious." They mostly s... More >