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Boom Bap
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Love & Sex
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Wolves
07:29
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Teeth
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Room Sound
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Rick Santino
06:18
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New Blue Death Seoul, South Korea
With not one song sounding exactly like the last their music can be described as experimental indie rock, fluctuating between shrill guitar effects, snappy rhythms and floating melodies. Adam’s vocals wavered from the high shaky pitches of Tom Verlaine to the lower moans of Ian Curtis, all of these factors drawing in to create a sound unique to them, to New Blue Death. ... more
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