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With a legacy built on releasing a steady flow of cold-crush records and delivering uplifting live performances to the party people

Features tracks from Kimya Dawson

while “Astralive” lures with an undeniably catchy chorus whilst also featuring fast drum patterns

and by Harvest and Capitol on 10 October 1970 in the US

The Men- Mercy (color Vinyl) Johnny Lytle " he says of theNew York band The Men have always been genre morphic and unpredictable, but on their eighth album Mercy they have truly done something new as a band. For the first time since forming, they have now created three straight records with the same lineup, and the result is a sound that feels developed and continuous despite running the gamut of mood, in true Men fashion. Having this lineup stability has allowed the band to deepen and finesse the sounds