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Mirrors Fold
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This Perfect Surface
05:42
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Surveillance
00:54
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Treaty and Treasure
05:03
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Bone Weapon
04:45
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Buried Fires
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Sex Markings
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Wych Elm
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Gum Takes Tooth London, UK
Continuously exploring and mutating with an ever more nuanced approach while maintaining a staunch commitment to non-
conformity.
Gum Takes Tooth push their sound in a new direction with their latest two-part EP series 'Recovered'. Two brand new tracks are accompanied by remixes of the duo's 2023 album 'Recovery Position' from an exciting collection of aligned artists.
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Well this is damn good. I’m struggling to describe it, but here goes: Birthday Party era Nick Cave arthouse post punk with a stoner rock vibe to the production. Whew! The bass drives the music and there is considerable variety between the songs. They tag it as, among others, psychedelic rock, and while I’m not sure I hear it, this lines up nicely with other recent standout additions to my collection like Hochen, Dreamtime, and Black Rainbows, who also use that tag. So maybe it’s just me.
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