The US postal service gets pissy at indie rock-ish band The Postal Service... and the New York Times refer to Death Cab For Cutie as "a college rock favorite for its heartfelt, jangly punk rock known as emo."
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"The agency's [USPS] only concern, Mr. Thuro said, was that a rock band might prove an inappropriate mascot for a federal agency. But when executives met with Mr. Tamborello and Mr. Gibbard in Los Angeles earlier this year, they were set at ease. Soft-spoken, well groomed and unusually polite, they are two of the least offensive rock stars imaginable, and their music - bubbly yet pensive electronic pop with earnest vocals by Mr. Gibbard - is unlikely to dissuade anyone from buying stamps."
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===== "I'm not too worried by hegemony / I know the cadre will look after me" - Magazine, "Model Worker," 1978