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52 min 99 tracks The Flenser
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Dark, difficult, driving and overwhelming.
4 profiled raters. Loved most by The Provocateurs.
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Chat Pile - Who Loves the Sun ALBUM REVIEW
The Needle Drop · Sep 2026
We read them all: the case for is lena.lofi's. Marked below.
One of the best things I have listened to this year. It asks a lot and gives back more. The darkness is earned, not worn for effect.
I liked Who Loves the Sun a lot more than I expected to. Not easy, and not trying to be. The dread settles in early and never lifts. Worth your time.
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(The Flenser)The Oklahoma band use hooky vocals to help their lyrics on desensitisation slip down easy, though their third album lacks the distinction of earlier releases
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99 tracks, 52 minutes.
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