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supported by 7 fans who also own “Born in Luton Remixes”
Dynamic, emotional, and extremely varied instrumentation. The strong themes of anxiety about the future and fear of stagnation, mediocrity, and and ignorance in a rapidly changing world really hit home. Fantastic on all fronts and an absolute 10/10 by my standards. I’m so excited to hear what they do next.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Born in Luton Remixes”
Do everything and feel nothing.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Born in Luton Remixes”
if you are hoping to get the 24Bit version, like I did, you will not get it but just the 16bit. You need to buy @Warp
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The Seattle band's ferocious third album balances rapid-fire hardcore with catchy songwriting.
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Spetters / RA!D
by Spetters & RA!D
A terrific split cassette from two promising young indie bands, this is one part melody, one part fury.
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TV Priest's second record springs forth with a tension, dynamism, and crunch not often found in this brand of broody, shouty post-punk.
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