Wired and restless in the alternative underground: I Ya Toyah reaches through the wall with WHITE WALLS, a raw confession about invisible darkness released for World Mental Health Day. Dino DiMuro dresses up Beefheart's bones in psychotic Americana new clothes, while his Mirror Man finally gets its "real" vocals after four years. Unquiet Nights conjures stirring synths and fret wizardry meditating on the eternal versus the temporary, and Chalice Sect closes a chapter with pulsating EBM-charged darkwave drama. Ian Cat channels Wilco-meets-Britpop homesickness on his debut, bridging coasts with layered guitars.
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“homesickness and loneliness”
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“When you're carrying the weight of isolation, helplessness, and the kind of emotional unraveling that happens when you desperately need someone and no one comes.”
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“'Boasting stirring synths, beautiful fret wizardry and a spell binding story, ‘Last Days Of Rome’ ushers in an exciting new era for Unquiet Nights.' (Edwin McFee, Hot Press)”
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