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- 7b96be163236b5ef7c753384129817860fd67a0d34d155c2c5d56352a0391838 accessdate "2010-07-31".
- 7b96be163236b5ef7c753384129817860fd67a0d34d155c2c5d56352a0391838 first "Steve".
- 7b96be163236b5ef7c753384129817860fd67a0d34d155c2c5d56352a0391838 isCitedBy List_of_emo_artists.
- 7b96be163236b5ef7c753384129817860fd67a0d34d155c2c5d56352a0391838 last "Huey".
- 7b96be163236b5ef7c753384129817860fd67a0d34d155c2c5d56352a0391838 publisher Allmusic.
- 7b96be163236b5ef7c753384129817860fd67a0d34d155c2c5d56352a0391838 quote "Even more obscure than they were groundbreaking, Moss Icon was an early emo band whose music remains chiefly the province of hardcore collectors and underground historians. Whether that music directly influenced or simply presaged modern emo, Moss Icon's shifting dynamics, chiming guitar arpeggios, and screaming, crying vocal climaxes helped set the template for much of the emocore that followed in its wake.".
- 7b96be163236b5ef7c753384129817860fd67a0d34d155c2c5d56352a0391838 title "Moss Icon: Biography".