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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2026 · 43 MIN

Good Night Moon on How Adulthood Has Re-Inspired Songs Written 20 Years Ago

from OurSpace with Matt Vettese · host Matt Vettese

Goodnight Moon are back! Nearly 20 years after emerging from the South Florida DIY emo and post-hardcore scene, the band has reunited to re-record their early 2000s material, revisiting the songs that they wrote as teenagers and reimagining them with the perspective of adulthood. In this episode of OurSpace, we sit down with JB, Corey, and Rob of Goodnight Moon to talk about: The Florida emo scene in the early 2000s Playing shows with bands like Taking Back Sunday and Bayside Why they chose to re-record their original material Growing up in the Warped Tour era Whether emo nostalgia is becoming the millennial version of 80s night Losing music in the MySpace reset Vocal surgery, second chances, and what “being back” really means We also dive into the resurgence of guitar-driven music, the evolution of the scene, and how technology has changed what it means to be in a band in 2026. If you grew up feeling like an outsider and found your community through emo, pop punk, and post-hardcore, this conversation is for you. 🎧 Subscribe for more conversations with alternative artists ⭐ Leave a review to support independent music and the scene

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