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Lost Tapes (Excerpt)
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Chemical Embrace
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Heaven's Favorite Clown
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Oh, Darkness
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Aperture
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Unconscious Favors
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Fix It With Glue
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Lost Tapes
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Readership Hostile Los Angeles, California
Readership Hostile is a cathartic collision of deathrock, post-punk, early punk and contemporary psych propelled by an
effervescent, force-of-nature frontwoman.
Darkly ornate yet visceral, the band ambushed its native Los Angeles with a string of startling performances in 2013, before bottling its organic on-stage aura into a brutally beautiful debut EP.
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