Brexit is sort of weird and makes you think, but Yellowcard's break up is fucking sad and depressing. I grew up on their tunes from their fun tourhful SoCal melodies in "Ocean Avenue" to their mature tunes in "When you're through with Thinking, Say Yes" and "Southern Air". I am a huge fan of theirs and the fun incorporation of Violins in Rock music.

They're leaving a great legacy of awesome music though:

This song got me into listening to them:

This song makes a lot of sense as I turned 29:

I get tears every time I hear this song, (It also makes me think of Sandy Hook shootings now, sadly as well):

Yeah, this is my kind of music, introspective, fun, experimental, nuanced, emotional, and realistic about the human conditions.