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ASPIRUS
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MAELSTROM
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SPICE LEVEL FIVE
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PISS BUCKETS
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MAXIMUM ABSENCES
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CONTROL ARM
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JAMJOB
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Incredible new group from MPLS featuring founding SF members Mike Allen and John McEwen
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Mind-blowing math/prog power trio grooves from MPLS. Brothers from way back.
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Post-Hardcore at its finest from another crew of dear old friends from MPLS.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “C47”
This album grew on me - it's not as alike to the prior catalog, other than the quirkiness of some of the sounds, but I listen to it often now and generally straight through each time. I only wish Elton Bezus had a heavier ending, but with bands who bring their music back after long hiatuses (hiati?), beggars shouldn't be choosers.
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We Built a Fortress on Short Notice
by self-evident
supported by 4 fans who also own “C47”
One of my favorite albums, following the style Self-Evident established on Endings; mind bending rhythms and harmonics captured in relatively straight-forward and familiar song structures. The level of craftsmanship is so high that you don't even notice the craftsmanship. Nothing seems forced. I find Fortress slightly less groovy and heavy than Endings, but it has more memorable, intricate passages. Along with Endings this is quite possibly the best math-rock on the planet.
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A heavy high-concept album about art and fate, the Indiana band's third LP is their most focused yet.
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