Dazzling Killmen – Dig Out the Switch [GREEN VINYL] – New LP

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Dazzling Killmen – Dig Out the Switch [GREEN VINYL] – New LPOriginally released in 1992, Dig Out the Switch captures Dazzling Killmen in their formative state: raw, volatile, and pushing hardcore to the brink of musical combustion. Engineered by Steve Albini (rest in power) and produced by Wilcos Jeff Tweedy (thats not a typo), the album is equal parts pensive and panicked. Dig Out The Switch by Dazzling Killmen Theres more space here than on 1994s genre defining Face of Collapse longer silences, stranger

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