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The Australian post-punk outfit's second album courses with unkempt kinetic energy, full of spring-tight basslines and hypnotic riffs.
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Kill Your Memory
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Nostalgic indie rock on this Pavement-tastic debut from Halifax with a video about what happens after hours in an office building.
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