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Jimmy Eat World would cut its teeth playing pop punk, though would venture into the realms of emo by 1996. Though the band sticks to its driving punk roots, it honed its pop side with each successive release. With two records on Capitol, the band tried its hand in the major-label arena, but would return to the indie world by 2000.

News

Jimmy Eat World Works with Trombino Sep 30, 2009
Jimmy Eat World Hasn't Left Interscope Jul 02, 2009
Jimmy Eat World Leaves Interscope? Jun 26, 2009
Jimmy Eat World Wraps Up Clarity Live Apr 02, 2009
Jimmy Eat World Prepares Clarity Live Mar 04, 2009
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Interviews

Back to the Big Time
Aug 26, 2001
Jimmy Eat World's off Capitol, on Dreamworks and ready to make some waves. Bassist Rick Burch talks about the band's label search, going back to a major and moving away from emo. read more >>

Discography

Static Prevails (Capitol)
Clarity (Capitol)
Jimmy Eat World EP (Fueled by Ramen)
Jebidiah & Jimmy Eat World split EP (Big Wheel Recreation)
Singles (Big Wheel Recreation)
Bleed American (Dreamworks Records)
Believe in What You Want DVD (DreamWorks Records)
Futures (Interscope Records)
Stay On My Side Tonight EP (Interscope)
Chase This Light (Interscope Records)

Reviews

Chase This Light
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Stay On My Side Tonight EP
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Futures
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Believe in What You Want DVD
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Bleed American
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Singles
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