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Chicos salvajes
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Seul
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En la calle
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La secta del perro
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Torso
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Canibalismo negro
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Ca de Bestiar Barcelona, Spain
These are the bastard sons of Liasons Dangerouses, Esplendor Geometrico, Parálisis Permanente, Suicide and The Fall. They deconstruct punk and recombine its elements into weapon of mass dancing.
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Fans of Fire-Toolz, take note! The brutal new LP from STCLVR occupies the same sonic territory, with harsh electronics & pummeling beats.
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Drawing from '80s art-pop, New Wave, and post-punk, Alex Reed's latest LP is a thoughtful treatise on survival in a dying world.
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Even crazier and wilder than IC3PEAK, Wackelkontakt is the most exciting and creative thing we've discovered this year. They have great things ahead of them, and we hope to see them play in Paris as soon as possible!
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