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Developing in the DC punk scene of the late seventies/early eighties infused their Black Sabbath inspired riffs with more rock n’ roll energy than is generally present in the snail paced dirges of most modern doom bands
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Dispeller The Crazy People Developing in the DC punkDispeller is Ben Woods captivating new album, blending intimate rock with abstract, instinctive sounds. Recorded over a year in his hometown of Lytttleton, it captures the atmosphere of the portside shack where it was made, with ambient details woven into the music. Produced with Ben Edwards, the album features unique collaborations, including Alastair Galbraiths manipulated vocals and contributions from Charlotte Forrester and Lucy Hunter. Woodss
