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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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Gutter-rock goons Civic are keeping one lead foot on the accelerator with a brand-new scuzzed-up double-hitter. As part of a split release between Anti Fade Records and Floridian label Total Punk, Civic’s newest 7″ contains a speedy racket / venomous spray that contains the band’s signature sonic fury, but with a tempo and directness that has been dialled up a few notches. Hit the link in bio to listen! 📷: Julian Hocking

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