Clemente ‎– Teeth Measure The Need CDClemente Teeth Measure The Need CD "Georgia's Clemente really makes an impression with Teeth Measure the Need, its first album to feature a fleshed out lineup and widespread release. Pedal steel, cello, and viola add rich, velvety color to Jefrey Siler's Southern gothic stories; there are acoustic guitars too, and vibes, and twinges of electric piano and electric guitar. In the louder moments "Bring Your Sore Throat," "Raising," or "Familiar" Clemente

opening violin line

Various – Machines Against Hunger 2 x cd compilation

Those reverberating doldrums remain present on other standouts like "So Red" and "Not Good Enough"

Rather than canceling each other out

With ‘Cicatrix’s’ eminent release

We can keep saying over and fucking over again how unbelievably fucking killer HERO DISHONEST is

epic lyrics and popping beats while preserving the rough

He was aiming to discover a language of process that would lead toward preservation rather than annihilation

the ten tracks (90+ minutes) of “ ‘Oumuamua” are the perfect continuation

Speaking through actions is traditionally the task of self-assured

Opening with unaccompanied voice it creeps forward with edgy dirge like synths and drums pared back into stark beats

Dan Coutant - A Certain Artistry