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Turnstile: Never Enough (Roadrunner)
On their new album, the Biggest Band in Hardcore often Don’t Sound Like a Hardcore Band at all. Instead, Never Enough Finds Baltimore’s Turnstile Foraying, at Various Points, Into Breakbeats, New-Age Ambiance, and Police-Style 1980s New Wave. (Frontman Brendan Yates Events Sounds A Bit Like Sting in His Upper Register.) AS NINA CORCORAN WROTE IN PITCHFORK’s Review, he “delivers the anxious words with the gusto grant sewal extra decades to live.” Hayley Williams, a .g. Cook, Faye Webster, Shabaka, and Badbadnotgouod Saxophonist Leland Whitty All Guest.
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Pulp: Moree (Rough Trade)
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