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Fear For Everyone by aerofall

From the third King Khan & BBQ Show album, Invisible Girl.

The King Khan & BBQ Show - Third Avenue

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Artist: Numb.er 
Album title: Goodbye
Label: felte
Release Date: May 25, 2018

Goodbye

Numb.er - Numerical Depression

A coolly pulsing groove with a tense undertow, “Fruit” explores the paralysis of political anxiety in 2018. The track from Brooklyn post-punk foursome Pill’s Soft Hell full-length builds on a spare saxophone-and-guitar phrase, undergirded by steady bass and a motorik rhythm. Gradually, guitar shimmer and echo enter from the margins, with arresting saxophone runs ramping up to explosive yet momentary refrains. Vocalist Veronica Torres sounds at first restrained, her voice gathering rasp and intensity before reaching an incantatory denouement: “Fall down! Domino-ooh-oh / Fall down! Domino-ooh-oh.” 

Allusive and impressionistic, Torres said the lyrics are inspired by the tendency to withdraw amid nonstop bad news and a depressing political landscape. “It’s total anxiety,” she said. “I remember a period of time in New York when people seemed to be just not leaving their homes.” At the same time, she explained, it’s a call to action: While staying inside can seem like self-preservation, it’s important to build power in the streets. “T-t-t-t-tip, to start over,” she stutters suggestively in the outro. “T-t-t-t-tip, to start over.”

Soft Hell

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Pill - Fruit

Holograms debut LP, out July 10th on Captured Tracks. 

http://capturedtracks.com/artists/holograms/

Holograms // Stress

Melbourne's Constant Mongrel (featuring members of Terry, Woollen Kits, Taco Leg and Nun) return with a new 7” via Upset The Rhythm in conjunction with their 2019 European tour. ‘Experts in Skin’ is the little sister follow-up to 2018’s ‘Living In Excellence’. The A side single holds the familiar post-post punk angst the band is known for, only building ever higher with a triple saxophone flurry and singer Tom Ridgewell’s mutters on the often awkward nature of mainstream consumerism. On the flip side the band turns to its pop sensibilities producing the tough but sweet sounding ‘Schnuki’. Bassist Amy Hill’s bouncing vocals contrast to the anarcho-punk growls below. Subject matter being another complaint about people that are really fake nice. Can I help you darling? Honey? Sweetie? Deary? Pumpkin?...... no thanks. Constant Mongrel have previous releases available on RIP Society, La Vida Es Un Mus and Siltbreeze.

Release date: 7 June 2019

http://www.upsettherhythm.co.uk/

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