Dehd - Flower of Devotion (Mint Green Vinyl)

Dehd - Flower of Devotion (Mint Green Vinyl)I want nothing more than to be a loner, Emily Kempf sings early on Flower of Devotion, the new album by Chicago trio Dehd. Its a startling admission coming from a songwriter who, just a year ago on Dehds critically acclaimed Water, wrote eloquently about the joys and pains more than anything, the necessity of love, compassion, and companionship. But then, admission isnt really the right word here, given the stridency of Kempfs tone. Loner is a

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and styles help give the album a pan-Latin feel as refracted through Pedro’s mystical

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out of the gnash and fleeting cry comes Godcaster with Long Haired Locusts

Often described as a garage rock act

and the rhythms are those of nature rather than those of the city

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the first album in a decade from San Francisco shoegazers Young Prisms is a record that finds steadiness in the embrace of uncertainty

it will comfort you through this long bruised twilight

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Bruce Ebersole (bass guitar)

You’re A History In Rust is the fifth record by Do Make Say Think and a brilliant extension of the band’s unique sonic narrative