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“Do The Dishes” is a meditation on sisterhood

The mysterious and enchanting CLARE HUBBARD strides slowly out of the forest

and she’s spent a lot of time tucked away

Chime Grove is a strong prequel for the band's current live and studio endeavor's which mend newly added singer Aurora Crispin's poignant and playful vocals with a full encompassing post punk splatter

There’s not a word for the signature cyclical howling that Chicago’s RUNNING have harnessed and tortured into submission

SUMAC & KEIJI HAINO - american dollar bill DLP Rock “Do The Dishes” is aJapans fearless multi instrumentalist and cultural provocateur Keiji Haino has made a career out of his free form musical improvisations and diverse collaborations. Whether deconstructing American blues to a few rogue notes hanging across chasms of empty space in his solo endeavors, sparring with the nebulous fringes of psychedelia in Fushitsusha, or teaming up with musicians like Faust, Boris, Jim ORourke, Stephen OMalley, John Zorn, and Peter