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Curtis turned Edge on to an over-the-top new fuzz pedal by a company called Death by Audio, which ended up defining the grinding rhythm-guitar sound of both No Line on the Horizon and FEZ-Being Born. “No Line blew my mind — he’s using that pedal in a textural way that it wasn’t intended to be used at all,” says Curtis. “The Edge makes the guitar seem like such a beautifully simple instrument.”
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Thank God for A Place To Bury Strangers’ Missing You. It has ‘HATE’ tattooed on one hand and ‘GRRR’ tattooed on the other, rocks like Charles Manson swinging the J&MC and feels like being chased by Leatherface out of Texas Chain Saw Massacre. Intensely intense but oh, way cool. Single Of The Week.
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The Brooklyn based trio, hold their own against such cult comparisons as heard on the intense wall of sound that makes up their self-titled debut album.
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