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Lunar Module
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Atlas
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Manchurian Candidate
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Klub
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Papers Please
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Molasses
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New Sun
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Disco Is Dead
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Destroy All Monsters
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Maraschino
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Holly Hunt Miami, Florida
Drummer Beatriz Monteavaro and guitarist Gavin Perry capture the meditative power of repetition; the ecstatic joy of
tempered variation; infinitely undulating riffage; psychedelic drone paired with rock n' roll rhythm in full splendor.
Though stripped down to the most bare essentials, Holly Hunt produces a sound and style far beyond rudimentary tags like “heavy,” “hard,” or “brutal.”
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