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In Death's Dream Kingdom
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the concept is pretentious and tenuous, and associates the album with a figure who undermines its message. In its attempt to legitimize itself with a literary classic, In Death's Dream Kingdom forgets something important. This is dark music for dark times, sure, but the music can speak for itself, and in a much more intuitive language.
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BOSS
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Brooklyn techno-punk duo Deli Girls return, ever heavier and noisier, with an intensely emotional album that hits at contemporary anxieties.
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Sleeplessness and Hopelessness II
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Ever shifting percussive soundscapes from Australian producer/drummer Nicholas Meredith.
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Sleeplessness and Hopelessness I
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Konoyo
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