Battalion Zośka Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tired of new sounding punk? Yeah so we're we. So we started a band. Never adapting, never conforming.
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This album is everything I have always loved about the PIST and at the same time a refreshing evolution. The sound and ideas are the same but from the perspective of people who have been living their lives in the time since the last album and haven't given up. Literally everything I hoped it would be after all this time.
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hardcore punk, jazz, alien themes, kind of all my jams wrapped into a tight package. Intense, freaky, lean runtime but feels dense especially being sectioned into essentially 4 parts. Easily one of the best punk records of the decade so far. Also that drumming...holy shit
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