Repeater + 3 Songs

This album has been added to 2 public lists:

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  1990

  James

  Repeater weaponized space, rhythm, and restraint, making punk that's both fiercely intelligent and physically overwhelming. Entire generations of DIY bands are still chasing its balance of ethics and electricity. Joe Lally’s basslines keep songs like “Turnover” and “Merchandise” moving with a clipped, almost danceable precision while the guitars slash across the rhythm rather than simply overpowering it. Ian MacKaye and Guy Picciotto sound confrontational, but also analytical, constantly pulling apart the systems they’re trapped inside. It’s punk stripped of self-mythology and rebuilt around discipline.

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  Peak Music

  Berenjena