The Great Goddamn Seattle, Washington
Blake and Brian riff and rage through basements across the Northwest. Proof's in the pudding.
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The Philly DIY punks balance pulverizing riffage with bottomless hooks on their arena-sized second album.
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All of Liiek’s album covers are incredibly compelling, and their take on post-punk is just as appealing. As much as I liked their first album, this follow up is much more cohesive, delivering a perfect amalgamation of melody and dissonance. Glad I was able to find a copy on vinyl.
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