Dreamviolence [New 2023 Remaster]

by Bambara

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savag3duck Not sure if this album will appeal to people that aren't already fans of the band. Its a bit of an uneven record with most of the most fully featured and exciting songs on the first half with shorter experiments on the second. On the topic of this being a remaster, its great. Far more listenable than the original mix. Favorite track: Bird Calls.

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1.	All the Same 04:24	buy track
2.	White Dresses 01:23	buy track
3.	Bird Calls 03:06	buy track
4.	Hawk Bones 03:23	buy track
5.	Young Mother 01:29	buy track
6.	Nail Polish 03:54	buy track
7.	Train Daze 02:44	buy track
8.	Bar 02:50	buy track
9.	Divine Teeth 02:25	buy track
10.	Z 01:12	buy track
11.	Breaker 02:18	buy track
12.	Blonde 01:06	buy track
13.	Disappear 01:19	buy track

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DREAMVIOLENCE is BAMBARA’s full-length follow-up to their acclaimed debut EP Dog Ear Days (2010). After playing countless deafening shows in their hometown of Athens, touring the US in sweaty house shows and sharing bills with Iceage, Grimes, Liturgy, A Place to Bury Strangers, and Parts and Labor, BAMBARA decided to leave their beloved Athens and move to a basement apartment in Bushwick, Brooklyn for a change. Here they practiced, slept and recorded for the majority of 2012. Following the release of a Kate Bush cover and a 10 minute improv noise EP RINGS early in the year, BAMBARA began to work on DREAMVIOLENCE.
With a minimal recording set-up and little sunlight, the band was able to completely capture the dark, grimy, noisy sound they are known for while maintaining the lush beauty that glues it all together. Reid’s voice croons and snarls the fragmented images of the city. Blaze and William’s driving rhythm section plows and swings through the dirge of vocal noise with furious power. BAMBARA doesn’t want you to get comfortable in DREAMVIOLENCE. They prefer to send you through vortexes of haunting noise before you reach the dreamy euphoria waiting in the wreckage.

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released September 22, 2023

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