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Part and Parcel represents a notable phase in the output of Make Do and Mend, a West Hartford/Boston-based post-hardcore outfit active from 2003 to 2016. This page covers the acoustic EP Part and Parcel, the band’s broader discography, and highlights from their touring history. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering the duo’s work for the first time, you’ll find context, key releases, and sources of influence that shaped their sound.
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Secure your seats and keep up with the legacy of Make Do and Mend—they’ve left a track record that resonated with fans of intimate, emotionally direct rock across the 2000s and 2010s.
The live experience
What reaches the room
While Part and Parcel stands as an important entry in the band’s catalog, Make Do and Mend’s broader body of work includes several acclaimed releases such as Don’t Be Long (2015), Everything You Ever Loved (2012), and End Measured Mile (2010). The group earned attention from outlets like Rock Sound, Alter The Press, Dead Press, and Punknews.org, and contributed to the Vans Warped Tour 2012 compilation. For fans researching the band’s history, these discs and appearances illustrate their evolution from post-hardcore roots to more melodic, acoustic-influenced material. If you’re looking to explore more, follow official channels for updates and archival releases.
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While Part and Parcel stands as an important entry in the band’s catalog, Make Do and Mend’s broader body of work includes several acclaimed releases such as Don’t Be Long (2015), Everything You Ever Loved (2012), and End Measured Mile (2010). The group earned attention from outlets like Rock Sound, Alter The Press, Dead Press, and Punknews.org, and contributed to the Vans Warped Tour 2012 compilation. For fans researching the band’s history, these discs and appearances illustrate their evolution from post-hardcore roots to more melodic, acoustic-influenced material. If you’re looking to explore more, follow official channels for updates and archival releases.
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