The Casual Sexists Brooklyn, New York
Transatlantic couple Varrick and Ed Zed have been coaxing crooked pop songs out of disillusionment, animals and the glorious horrors of modern life since before Brexit. Drums, computers and household objects are their tools.
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feels good singing the chorus to myself trying to navigate train trips through countries I can't even pretend to fake the language
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The terrific debut album from Berlin industrial-pop auteurs Mueran Humanos was out of print until this reissue on the band's own new label.
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