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s/t - 0028

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Fox Face Made me cum Favorite track: FORGIVE?.

Lavinie Cloutier On doit faire notre propre révolution en mettant de la lumière dans notre âme et notre cœur. Ensemble, nous pouvons faire le bien sur notre vaisseau qui est la terre.

Lars Gotrich Scraggly, Wipers-y punk trio that sounds like a horde of galloping horse hooves, layering furiously strummed riffs with chorus pedal leads. The singer also howls like a deranged vampire, which, in my opinion, absolutely rules. www.vikingschoice.org/archive/burger-emo-salty-post-punk-power-metal-storytime/

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	1.	STATE KISS 02:41
	2.	LA SANGRE EN TUS MANOS 01:27
	3.	FORGIVE? 01:39
	4.	METICHE 01:57
	5.	A WORLD WITHOUT A BREATH 02:12

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This EP, part of a stellar batch of recent releases from the Tunisian/Canadian label A World Divided, opens auspiciously, with the heart-pounding “State Kiss.” For almost a minute, “a kiss” is repeated in whispers and hisses, backed by a skittish guitar and pounding drums, conjuring the manic tension of the Dead Kennedys. The whispers transition into moans before exploding into a drawn-out scream, the guitar bursting in and the song proper beginning in urgent earnest. The Montréal-based band mixes a sludgy Pacific Northwest sound with raw hardcore, the vocals mixed low and the music presented without any bells and whistles. “Forgive?” is a perfect example, the bass and guitar working together to create a doomy, Wipers-esque vibe. “Metiche” has a metal, almost Sabbath guitar, while the closing track “A World Without a Breath” shifts back and forth between a street punk-style verse and a gloomy bridge.

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released September 1, 2021

Ilusion is Rick (Guitar/vocals) / Arturo (Drums) / Andrew (Bass)

Artwork by Rick

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