The Bad Penny (beta)

Each song on noise-rockers A Place to Bury Strangers’ seventh LP, Synthesizer, is distinct in style and substance, allowing Oliver Ackermann to tap into his emotional self as if looking through a slowly twisted kaleidoscope. Go to FLOOD to read my full review.

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