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“'Hard, fast, heavy-as-fuck ... smacks you over the head with a deep-sea tuna, then leaves' (I-94 Bar)”
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Rev up the garage and feel the grit: BEN GEL's Life In One Day rattles with bass-driven thump and a no-nonsense manifesto — respect all, carry nothing, never stop dreaming — while No Tomorrow, No Goodbye cuts close to the bone with raw, unresolved heartbreak. MIRA6EAU's Artifice brings an EDM-laced Garage/UK Bass facade that's uniquely their own, and Acant's Quiet Residence LP paints cityscapes in headspace, blurring rhythm and texture across a contemplative concrete jungle. Brad T's Feel It Come Around locks in melodic, dancefloor-ready hooks to kick off a fresh independent run.
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“'Hard, fast, heavy-as-fuck ... smacks you over the head with a deep-sea tuna, and leaves' (I-94 Bar)”
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“Songs about rebellion, relationships and other worldly observations, told through the speakers of a rusty Marshall Amp.”
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“More songs about rebellion, relationships and other worldly observations, told through the speakers of a rusty Marshall Amp.”
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“Stylistically, the album bounces between no-nonsense hard rockers, by-the-numbers pop-punk, and even those not-at-all out of place on comercial FM radio.FM”
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“Four lanes of one-way, no bullshit, dirty-as-fuck, rock 'n roll.”
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“crunchy lofi garage music, mind numbing smoke filled bops”
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“Bass music for celestial beings”
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“Wonky beats for futuristic over thinkers”
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“written between the streets of Birmingham and an upstairs room in Bodmin, Cornwall”
