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Death Set Around The World 7-Inch Single Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 21203831
- UPC:
- 5021392503172
- MPN:
- 9250317
- Condition:
- New
Description
A relentless racket but of the highest order. Gleefully ballistic, a riot of chants, distortion and oddball samples. Q "If the Cheerleading squad from a young offenders institute entered a beer bong-athon with Black Flag and Best Fwends, it'd still sound reserved compared to this lot." NME "This B-More combo have turned in a great debut packed to the rafters with potential singles. Could quite easily be the lo-fi album of the year." Stool Pigeon "Loud, abrasive and sickly fun, Black Flag for a new generation " Artrocker "Sublime pop-punk brevity from Baltimore" Sunday Times "If Crystal Castles had a sense of humour to go with those brooding electro beats, they might sound like the... motherf*ckin' Death Set." NME "They make the Libertines look like Dire Straits... Original, entertaining and fun." Vice.
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1. Around the World 2. Around the World 3. Paranoid 4. Boys Than Girls
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