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Foxing: Tiny Desk Concert

Foxing is at the forefront of an emo revival, heavily influenced by late-'90s and early 2000s groups like Sunny Day Real Estate and American Football.
Foxing plays at the Tiny Desk on May 1, 2019 (Claire Harbage/NPR).

When we invited to NPR HQ, we wondered how the band's big sound would translate to such a (forgive us) tiny space. Would Foxing bring a bagpiper to recreate the shrill accentor try to replicate the cathartic energy of its live shows over the hum of computers and fluorescent lights?

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