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FUR: "Polybreak"
Having recently released his LP Witches, Denver's Bryce Isbell-- recording moniker FUR-- is already coming to us with new tracks. "Polybreak" is the first to feature new FUR member Gray Saint Germain Gideon, which I hope to God is the dude's real name. Gideon previously worked with Alan Palomo on his pre-Neon Indian group Ghosthustler. Like the previously featured "Clears Throat," "Polybreak" straddles chillwave territory, with twinkling analog synths and woozy, hazy atmospherics, but takes it in more overtly dance-y direction. Be sure to add "Polybreak" to the latest track list for your neon-splattered retro dance parties when it's released on digital 7" through Waaga. You grab it for download here. [Pitchfork]
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