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Ornamental Hermit
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Across their second full-length, the London post-punks offer up thrumming motoriks, industrial tones, and sullen sing-a-longs in abundance.
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This Leipzig group makes mindbendingly great post-punk with tons of weird synth sounds adding to the demented funhouse feel.
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They Live in My Head
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"They Live In My Head" has glimpses of the Bush Tetras of the past, but it’s not that.
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Hyperactive, bugged-out post-punk from the duo of John Toohill (Science Man) and Brandon Schlia (Clump).
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