Bummer - Dead HorseKansas City trio Bummer mirror the absurdity of modern life with a balance of dark humour, dejected nihilism and righteous fury. Their music spills out in torrents of skull crushing riffs, gargantuan bass and caustic howls delivered at breakneck speed with gleeful abandon. Following their split 7 with longtime friends The Body which teased a more focused, lean sound for the group, Dead Horse hones Bummers auditory desolation and scathing gaze to laser

A dozen songs take on themes of isolation and demigod worship

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gravity and great beauty that provide welcome confirmation of not only Peter’s ongoing ability to write stop-you-in-your-tracks songs but also of that thrilling voice

Garbage have gone onto sell over 17 million albums worldwide over a 30 year career

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LLNN 's new album is one of the most overwhelmingly intense records I’ve heard in quite a while and the way it blends abstract ambient sounds

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and fragile mournful lament

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” Elder are poised as never before as they execute this material

Compiled here are the band’s two albums for the venerable Ohio Gold label - Longer Waves and Meander + Return

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