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Delightful and delirious shoegaze from this NYC group, with syrupy guitars and dreamy vocals.
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The Chicago multi-instrumentalist sharpens bold, funky hooks into urgent sociopolitical commentary.
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ETERNAL LIFE NOW
by Bad Pelicans
A gigantic tempest of sound, “Eternal Life Now” is harrowing art punk with dark corners & jagged edges.
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