I love to curse. I love to fucking curse.
Maybe that means I’m uncouth. Maybe that means I’m not as intelligent as one who denies herself the pleasure of a spontaneous expletive every now and again. Or maybe I just really hated grown-ups telling me to be more ladylike—to cross my legs, to lower my voice, to stop singing at the table, to follow the rules, and to be a good little girl.
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Back in March, I mentioned how much I loved seeing BRONCHO at SXSW. One song in particular really stuck with me from their set—“Class Historian.” Right from the beginning, the vocalist Ryan Lindsey comes in with some high-speed “duh-duh-dee-dee-dee’s” that bounce all over the place. Yet, they’re not all over the place because they’re executed with precision and jubilant accuracy.
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“Alarms in the Heart” is the opening, eponymous track on Dry the River’s second album. Before we even get into the music, I’d like to take a moment to appreciate the album art. As I’m sure you learned from our interview with Nova Ren Suma last week, I’m into the strange and unexplained.
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