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MUS 263CD
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Enormous full-length debut from Home Front who have managed to fix truth to the beautiful and borderline mythical threadneedle moment in which punk, new wave, pop, indie and rock and roll all descend upon a single source. High moments of perfectly patinated synth brilliance, tender new wave considerations, punk anthems that could fill the biggest stadium, and fiery hooks that could warm the coldest cynic. The Champagne, the gluebag, the boots, and the eyeliner, Games Of Power clutches to it all. Games Of Power lives inside a crystal-clear recording by long-time friend and Edmonton wizard Nik Kozub, bringing Home Front's follow up to Think of The Lie to euphoric heights and gritty lows. Produced again by Jonah Falco remotely and between sub-zero 10 kilometer runs in Edmonton in late February with co-production by Nik Kozub, Home Front have put their best mirror shined boot forward.
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"Charlottefield put you on alert -- ears pricking, pupils dilating, fur-on-end -- like all the good stuff does. It happened every time I saw them. Fizzing and spitting like power lines in fog, tendons bulging through your skin, moments of calm, rip currents of color. Sometimes you think you're staring into the heart of the machine. Then panels shift, cogs twist and you're facing in the opposite direction. Some kind of elastic relationship between guitars, drums and voice, desperately pulling away and snapping back to the center. Disorientating and beautiful. I wish I could see Charlottefield again. Once more." --M Edward Cole White vinyl.
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