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Tiny Hole
02:43
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Look For The Dry Spot
03:25
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Mistake My Head
03:38
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How Miserably
04:58
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Benefit and Comfort
02:18
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Somewhat Corny
04:18
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Fear of Heights
04:01
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Dispel The Smell
02:33
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Fine China Superbone The Hague, Netherlands
Noiserock/mathrock outfit from The Netherlands, known for their own brand of abrasive, twisted, postnoise rock. Nerve racking at times, a little evil; fuckin’ nasty, brother!
They are in the present line-up playing tighter than ever!
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Sure, it's easy to say they sound like Steve Albini with some delay, but that really misses the bigger picture: Albini never used delay. They guys are doing some things that Steve never thought to and that's worth a listen.
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ROGO
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Can’t wait to add another album to the collection. I’m positive it won’t disappoint!
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Petrichor and Rainbows
by Shuck
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heavy and catchy. drums like a cavalry tipped down a staircase.
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All Eyes On Me
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This L.A. noise rock duo take aim at hot air-filled aspects of our culture with thorny riffs, barbed percussion, and acidic lyrics.
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With Regards From Home
by FES
Rising UK trio FES balance math rock's instrumental mischief with pop punk's anthemic sweetness for a distinctive, endearing sound.
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Post-Trash: Volume Three
by Post-Trash
An expansive release of 51 tracks (with a sweet Deerhoof cover of Madonna's "Live to Tell") to benefit a Hurricane Maria relief agency.
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Athletic Statics
by TRAINER
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Once again a prime example that there are great bands in their own country. US Maple in battle with Shellac. Wonderful and breathtaking. one of the best releases in 2020
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