Chinese Football

Chinese Football is an indie rock band that has been weaving its melody-driven narratives through the Chinese music scene, hailing from Wuhan, Hubei, China. Emerging in 2011, the band has been often associated with the emo revival movement, combining heartfelt lyrics with intricate instrumental work inspired by Midwest emo and math rock. Their eponymous debut album "Chinese Football" released in 2015, showcased their knack for creating emotionally charged music with complex guitar work, cementing their place in the hearts of indie and emo enthusiasts.

Over the years, Chinese Football has continued to build their discography, touching on themes of youth, love, and the highs and lows of daily life with releases like "Here comes a new challenger!" and "Dog's Diary." Their recent offerings, such as "Win&Lose" and "Continue?", capture the band's growth and their persistent drive to push the boundaries of their sound. "Electronic Girl (8-Bit Remix)" displays their playful side, paying homage to video game culture and reiterating their creative versatility. As Chinese Football's journey unfolds, they continue to unite fans across the emo spectrum, crafting a unique blend of nostalgia and modern introspection within the burgeoning Asian indie music landscape.

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Win&Lose
Album - 12 Tracks - Released December 31, 2022
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