It’s hard to overstate just how important an influence Springsteen has on just about any band from New Jersey and Philly. You can hear Bruce’s character-driven, emotional, blue-collar rock in everyone from Jersey’s Gaslight Anthem to Philly-based Dave Hause. It should come as no surprise, then, that the suburban Philly duo that make up Jamie And The Guarded Heart have more than a little bit of a Springsteen vibe on Funeral Song, their second LP, an impossible to resist blend of pop punk and unpretentious bar room rock. Comprised of Jamie Salvatore and Morgan Russo, the record follows up All The Songs, an online release of 16 tracks the band recorded between 2017 and 2020 that was … well, pretty much all of their songs up to that point. In contrast, Funeral Song was written in the middle of...
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