Swearin'

The play counts for Swearin's most popular tracks suggest the band has built an audience that values emotional directness and indie rock authenticity. Kenosha leads with over 151,000 plays, which indicates the band's appeal reaches beyond a niche experimental audience into broader indie and alternative rock circles. The top five tracks span a range of play counts from just under 55,000 to over 151,000, suggesting Swearin's fanbase has clear preferences rather than uniform enthusiasm across their catalog, which points to songs with distinct identities or emotional weights that resonate differently with listeners. The song titles themselves hint at the band's songwriting approach. Tracks like "Grow Into a Ghost" and "Dust in the Gold Sack" employ poetic, slightly oblique imagery that suggests introspective or metaphorical lyrical content rather than direct narrative storytelling. "Watered Down" and "Just" are more minimal, which may indicate varied production approaches within the band's work. The popularity distribution suggests that songs combining relatable emotional themes with strong melodic hooks and guitar-driven arrangements perform best for this band. The fact that Kenosha significantly outpaces other tracks suggests it may have broader radio appeal or streaming playlist placement, possibly due to a more immediately accessible song structure or more polished production compared to some of their other work. If you enjoy Swearin's brand of emotionally intelligent indie rock, you might want to explore Hop Along. They share a similar commitment to poetic lyricism, angular guitar work, and the kind of sincere emotional vulnerability that seems to define what Swearin's audience gravitates toward most strongly.