| 2001 |
| Every Time I Die Last Night in Town | 4.0 |
| Envy All the Footprints You've Ever Left and the Fear Expecting Ahead | 5.0 |
| Thursday Full Collapse | 4.0 |
| The Locust Flight of the Wounded Locust | 3.0 |
| Aesop Rock Labor Days | 5.0 |
| Converge Jane Doe | 4.0 |
| Strike Anywhere Change Is a Sound | 3.5 |
| From Autumn to Ashes Too Bad You're Beautiful | 4.0 |
| pg.99 Document #10: Do You Need a Place to Stay? | 3.5 |
| pg.99 Document #8 | 5.0 |
| Saetia A Retrospective | 3.0 |
This band is nothing special. They did not define a genre, nor were they ahead their time. There were plenty of bands playing this style before Saetia played their first show to the lot of 15 or 20 people at the ABC No Rio... namely Don Martin Three, Anomie, and Indian Summer to name a few... and guess what, those bands are all actually exceptionally good.
I just find it ironic how many people there are out there who honestly feel Saetia were some sort of big deal, or are delusional enough to think they some how birthed the screamo genre. No one cared about this band when they were active, and they continued not caring until their vinyls started selling for 50 bucks a pop on ebay. And might I add, that train is leaving the station, so... that's right, you guessed it... soon no one will care once again. |
| Hot Cross A New Set of Lungs | 3.5 |
| pg.99 Document #11 | 3.5 |
| On The Might of Princes Where You Are and Where You Want to Be | 5.0 |
| pg.99 Document #7 | 3.5 |
| Against Me! Crime as Forgiven By | 4.0 |
| Portrait Discography | 4.0 |
| Circle Takes the Square Circle Takes the Square | 4.5 |
| Anomie Discography | 4.5 |
So many people shower mediocre acts like Saetia with being 'the' defining screamo band. What these people don't know is that Anomie beat Saetia to the punch by about 3 years... not to mention Anomie were, and still are one of the greatest things to come out of this genre. Anomie were pretty much Europe's Indian Summer.
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