Although Texas emo-punk outfit At The Drive-In may be best remembered as the training ground for Cedric Bixler-Zavala and Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, founders of the prog juggernaut Mars Volta, the band holds a hallowed place in the annals of the late-1990s emo scene. They played an angular, agressive, tightly honed style of punk that also utilized a keen sense of melody and pop structures. At The Drive-in's less King Crimson-loving members went on to form Sparta following the band's break-up in 2001.

Listen to At The Drive-In at Finetune.

• (2008)  This Station Is Non-Operational
• (2007)  In / Casino / Out
• (2007)  Vaya - Ep
• (2007)  Relationship Of Command
• (2007)  Acrobatic Tenement
• (2007)  This Station Is Non-Operational
• (2000)  Relationship Of Command
• (1999)  Vaya EP
• (1998)  in/Casino/Out

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