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A Place To Bury Strangers - Worship

Review by Radhika Takru

'Leaving Tomorrow' with its companions from the beginning of the album - 'Alone', 'Mind Control' and, most significantly, 'You Are The One' are the ones that still serve to act as reminders of how there's music in almost any object.»

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guitars as jet engines; guitars as haunted electronics; guitars as filling-melting white heat: a place to bury strangers' new album 'worship' is explosive, visceral, and dark. the band describes the 11-track effort, which they wrote, recorded, mixed and mastered themselves, as "our vision of what music should sound like in 2012". sonically, the album interweaves threads of krautrock, dream-pop, and 80s goth without ever losing the edge that is quintessentially 'strangers'. on dead oceans.
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