All of Something, released in 2015 on Father/Daughter Records, presents the brisk, earnest energy of Remember Sports, a band often aligned with indie punk and Midwest emo contours. The ten tracks, including “Get Bummed Out,” deliver concise bursts of jangly guitars and candid lyricism, embodying the bobcore tag that hints at their spirited, lo-fi sensibility. The record’s straightforward arrangements and brisk pacing capture the restless ethos of a young band navigating personal and regional narratives.Recorded in the mid-2010s, All of Something situates itself within a lineage of earnest, guitar-driven bands from the Midwest, offering a modest yet resonant artifact for those tracing the continued evolution of emo’s more upbeat and melodic strains. The album’s presence on Father/Daughter Records, a label known for its attentive curation, underscores its place as a quietly compelling signal from a formative moment in Remember Sports’ early catalog.

All of Something, released in 2015 on Father/Daughter Records, presents the brisk, earnest energy of Remember Sports, a band often aligned with indie punk and Midwest emo contours. The ten tracks, including “Get Bummed Out,” deliver concise bursts of jangly guitars and candid lyricism, embodying the bobcore tag that hints at their spirited, lo-fi sensibility. The record’s straightforward arrangements and brisk pacing capture the restless ethos of a young band navigating personal and regional narratives.Recorded in the mid-2010s, All of Something situates itself within a lineage of earnest, guitar-driven bands from the Midwest, offering a modest yet resonant artifact for those tracing the continued evolution of emo’s more upbeat and melodic strains. The album’s presence on Father/Daughter Records, a label known for its attentive curation, underscores its place as a quietly compelling signal from a formative moment in Remember Sports’ early catalog.