Lip Critic - Hex Dealer - New LP Record 2024 Partisan Clear Vinyl - Punk / Noise Rock / Breakbeat
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It's The Magic 04:26
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Love Will Redeem You 02:32
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The Heart 02:35
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Bork Pelly (feat. Ghösh, ID.Sus) 03:00
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Spirit Bomber 02:35
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Death Lurking (feat. Izzy Da Fonseca) 03:50
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Milky Max 02:30
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Sermon 02:16
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I'm Alive 01:52
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My Wife and The Goblin 01:40
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In The Wawa (Convinced I Am God) 02:19
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Toxin Dodger 02:12
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about
Hex Dealer is NY-based electronic punk band Lip Critic’s debut album. It was produced in collaboration by vocalist Bret Kaser and Connor Kleitz. Their eclectic sampling style is amplified by the infectious breakbeats and pingy snares crafted by drummers Danny Eberle and Ilan Natter.
The singular mixture of classic punk/hardcore and electronic styles result in 12 frantic tracks of postmodern pop for the genreless future. Painted with a broad pallet of only the most extreme hues of emotion, each track is marked by a distinctive danceable mania.
Lip Critic has earned early critical acclaim from NME (“on their way to becoming the next great NYC band”), Paste (“an apocalyptic wasteland of NYC’s best underground punk”), Rolling Stone (‘Songs You Need to Know’), Loud & Quiet (“one of NYC’s most talked about acts.”), Mary Anne Hobbs on BBC 6 Music, and Matt Wilkinson (“totally essential”).
The singular mixture of classic punk/hardcore and electronic styles result in 12 frantic tracks of postmodern pop for the genreless future. Painted with a broad pallet of only the most extreme hues of emotion, each track is marked by a distinctive danceable mania.
Lip Critic has earned early critical acclaim from NME (“on their way to becoming the next great NYC band”), Paste (“an apocalyptic wasteland of NYC’s best underground punk”), Rolling Stone (‘Songs You Need to Know’), Loud & Quiet (“one of NYC’s most talked about acts.”), Mary Anne Hobbs on BBC 6 Music, and Matt Wilkinson (“totally essential”).
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