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Community Records Compilation Vol. 4
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TV Priest's second record springs forth with a tension, dynamism, and crunch not often found in this brand of broody, shouty post-punk.
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If you like your post-punk pissed off, wound up, and kind of weird, this Cleveland group's glitchy anti-work opus might just be for you.
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This Leipzig group makes mindbendingly great post-punk with tons of weird synth sounds adding to the demented funhouse feel.
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Razor-edged, scorched-throat songs that take a sledgehammer to rock & roll and reassemble the pieces into jagged, deadly pieces.
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