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unmedicated freakouts that might have Jad Fair saying “maybe we should stop for a second

or Pascal Comelade alongside Jac Berrocal while Felicita spins

with its dismal atmospherics and oppressive onslaughts of dark

I started gathering material for the compilation that would ultimately become 2019’s We Were Living in Cincinnati on HoZac

EX, THE - Dignity Of Labour LP d-beat "…with the addition of aIncludes original poster and booklet. Highly recommended. Even by The Ex's standards, this is one uncompromising, bleak affair; as sternly black as its cover photo would suggest. Eight tracks, identically titled and differentiated only by track number, present the band's perspective on the working man's place in modern industrialism; the worker merely as tool, as disposable resource, as chattel. Depending on your affiliation, it's a call to arms or