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" revealing a more introspective side alongside the group's trademark commentary on drinking
crafting an album that feels spontaneous rather than laboured
where sprawling post-psych jams are the norm rather than the exception
With a blend of beat ballads and dancers
Despite being recorded during the unpredictable transition from the Old World to the present
New Ruin 1997 " revealing a more introspectiveNew Ruin delivers a powerful surge of energy as the band challenges obsolete institutions and beliefs through incisive lyrics and their most intense tracks yet. Each song confronts these targets with a surprising intensity, even for devoted followers. Beginning with aggressively dissonant anthems and culminating in the defining track "Heirloom," The Flatliners reveal a level of anger and urgency previously unheard in their work.
