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Kool-Aid Queen Kid
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Local Hunny
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Trash Baby
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Heroin Hips
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Gravedigger
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Smug Peach
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Great Pumpkin
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Sharks
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Shadow Party Minneapolis, Minnesota
Shadow Party is Najua Saad (vocals, guitar), Tanner Yocom (guitar, vocals), Andrew Griffin (synth), Sam Studer (bass), and Ed Draper (drums).
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I came onto Brunt through their latest album Ataraxy. I play it so much that I wanted more of Brunt. Blackbeard doesn't disappoint, it's as good! No favourite track, I always play the whole album every time.
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Songs 1&2 are the usual fuzz-by-numbers with bright clean vocals, and Kings of the Stone Age is a bit annoying to be honest. Thankfully, the rest of the LP departs from this and has much more interesting sounds to offer. Tumbleweed nearly made my favourite song, but then I heard Domesday Call which is just a whole new level - I love its bass line, both in terms of sound and style, and everything else about the song is perfect, breaking into a spaced out jam, a high point of Stonerror.
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A masterpiece of sounds, textures and emotions. I dont know how else to describe it
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Post-punk weirdness meets surf rock sweetness with lots and lots of Farfisa. Post-surf?
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The Sticks - No Sustain E.P
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Mathy post-punk with experimental sound effects and pulsing bass lines.
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Fuzzy Austin trio follow up their first album in 20 years, released in Spring 2015, with a stomping new EP of noisy rock & roll.
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Our Chemistry is a Tightrope
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Hopscotching from jangle pop and post-hardcore to math rock and shoegaze, these Minnesota rockers have a gift for musical multitasking.
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