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Don't Touch The Glovebox Or There Will Be Trouble (Feat. King Of Somewhere)

Indigo or Nick Hart. Poet by day. Rapper by night. Pick your poison/love/black/white/yin/yang. Overall, just a forgotten outcast trying to find the light like everyone else in this dark universe. Maybe make some money off it down the road too. I'm a pretty laid back person when I'm not going insane. I really just want to touch hearts and help people heal if they identify with any of the pain I express. I wanna help people smile after all the bullshit like I did. There is no better feeling :) So bob your head to that trill ass beat. MYSTICAL PROPHETS. 



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Mission Viejo, CA purveyors of garage rock, Red Undead are set to release their debut album entitled Lost Hearts on Tuesday, March 3rd available in Orange County record stores as well as the usual online retailers.  Since their first live show at legendary dive punk bar Malone’s, it has been clear that Red Undead is a band that is never afraid. Evidenced by their use of unconventional song structures, blending of punky singing, staccato guitar, and dynamic drums, Red Undead has proven that they are a band who is willing to do anything.

Their debut album, Lost Hearts takes that same fearlessness and expounds on it, from the opening guitar hooks of Wrong, to the heartfelt In the Inbetween. There are guitar and drum sections that explode with intricacies such as Track 3 Freedom, and Track 9 Edge. Mary Yanashima’s vocals add a raw and organic sound ala Kathleen Hanna, with a surprisingly dynamic range evidenced in Track 6 Give It All Away.

Don't Touch The Glovebox Or There Will Be Trouble (Feat. King Of Somewhere)

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