The Melbourne band ended a six-year silence with a self-released album that sharpens their oblique brand of rock ‘n’ roll.
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The Melbourne band ended a six-year silence with a self-released album that sharpens their oblique brand of rock ‘n’ roll.
The Missouri trio recorded their new album after hours in a Syracuse University studio. It arrives July 14 without a label, marking a hard-won independence.
The former Freeform artist moves away from brittle electronics into warmer, more meditative ambient territory across twelve new pieces.
