The power of resilience, unity, and self-transformation permeates To Be Gentle’s latest track, ‘Spright Blue.’ Rooted in themes of inspiration and perseverance, the song draws from an unlikely yet deeply personal source:
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Slow Mass have shared “Blur,” the second single from their long-awaited second full-length Low on Foot, due out May 16
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Philadelphia’s industrial sludge unit WORST ONES returns with “Vex,” a new single and lyric video premiering exclusively right here on IDIOTEQ. Written in response to the violent cycles of war, systemic propaganda, and the weight of American decline, the track takes direct aim at
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The new track from Allentown’s Orphan Donor doesn’t wait for your permission
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