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KARATE - Unsolved DLP Noise released in 1987 through Some

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released in 1987 through Some Bizzare Records in the U

including members of The Marked Men

the life and death of Sylvia Plath

The maximalist “Thunder Fade That Earth Smells” whips up a tempest of percussive showers and washes of fuzz where the spare “Light’s New Measure” exhibits some of the album’s most delicate and subtly powerful movements

Phil Elverum resurrects one of his other previous guises

KARATE - Unsolved DLP Noise released in 1987 through SomeY2K 25TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION. As Warped Tour pop punk and American Apparel indie rock dominated the strange post Y2K guitar band milieu, Boston's Karate delivered an engrossing shot of rock that constantly shifted between several shades of subterranean sounds. The quiet moments on Karate's millennium busting fourth album carry much of that old, unbridled intensity, braided into subdued jazz melodies and slowcore restraint. Karate's transition into

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