The first single from Lorelle Meets The Obsolete's third album 'Chambers', released via Sonic Cathedral (UK/EU) and Captcha (US).

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Lorelle Meets The Obsolete 'What's Holding You?'

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Just Enough Hip To Be Woman is a bold step forward for BRONCHO. Though it certainly bears the hallmarks of their previous work — fuzzy, guitar driven rock - the production and energy of the record moves into decidedly sleeker and decidedly more new wave directions (think Fast Times at Ridgemont High meets Drive). Tracks like “Stay Loose,” “NC-17” and “What” are the kind of pop-rock that could have easily been beamed in from the same universe that gave rise to The Cars (or a looser version of The Strokes), while the album's first single, “Class Historian” — with its unstoppable “do do do do” vocal refrain is the kind of song that seems scientifically engineered to stick in your brain forever and is arguably best played loudly over a car stereo with the windows down and your long hair blowing in the breeze. Clocking in at just more than 30 minutes, the eleven tracks on the new record are a potent statement of intent: an effortless sounding rock record that dips its toe into a variety of different styles without ever succumbing to any of them.

I'm Gonna Find Out Where He's At

Washed Out - You'll See It

Post Fame - Funny Chaser - Dream Eraser_mastered

A Different Arrangement

MSQ No-Extra

Phèdre - ODE TO THE SWINGER

From the album "Family Perfume" VOL 1 out April 3, 2012 on Woodsist Records

White Fence - It Will Never Be

Scarecrow

It's Immaterial

Iron Lung

'End of The Night' is the first single from A Place to Bury Strangers’ upcoming EP, Hologram. Released on APTBS’s newly formed label, Dedstrange, it’s a sonic return to the band's most dangerous sound. Bending fuzz guitars wrap themselves around a sonic story of betrayal and friendships destroyed, revealing an intimacy and attitude that is distinctly A Place to Bury Strangers. Debts are paid to the band's influences and it sounds like a biologically enhanced MBV being thrown into the futuristic and disturbing world of Philip K Dick.  “End Of The Night” serves as an abstract mirror to the moment we live in. Written and recorded during the on-going global pandemic and in the midst of the decline of civilization, “End Of The Night” is a sonic vaccine to the horrors of modern life.

Hologram

End Of The Night

A Place To Bury Strangers - End Of The Night

Phèdre - ODE TO THE SWINGER

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