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In Review: GLITTER VEILS – FIGURES IN SIGHT (FLEXIBLE RECORDS, 2017)

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In Review: GLITTER VEILS – FIGURES IN SIGHT (FLEXIBLE RECORDS, 2017)

March 6, 2017 weirdowasteland

Figures in Sight by Glitter Veils is a consummate and vivid album that blends delicate beauty with understated power.

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Melbourne four-piece Eat-Man will be dropping a hot new EP in early July, but before the feast arrives the high-fashion DIY Queer-punk outfit invite you to check out the visuals for latest single ‘Take Me Home’. Hit the link in bio to watch!

Drunk Mums are building up momentum towards their forthcoming album Urban Cowboy, kicking the party off with ‘Roll With The Punches’. The track is a hefty power-pop kicker about getting beaten down by life but never collapsing under the weight of its bullshit. Hit the link in the bio to listen!

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Marking almost a full year since the release of their stunning atmospheric LP In Time, Time For Dreams return with a new 7” release through It Records. The affecting offering examines kindness in an age of fire and disillusionment, and also scoffs at the notion of peace in our time.

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