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Olivia Tremor Control: "The Game You Play Is In Your Head, Parts 1, 2, 3"
The best part of '90s nostalgia? That we might be coming around on a renewed interest in bands like Olivia Tremor Control, bands that held shit down for Elephant 6 back in the day. OTC are still a going concern too, and the fact that they are still releasing totally rad songs like "The Game You Play Is In Your Head, Parts 1, 2, 3" should help too. The song just premiered on NPR, and it's pretty damn great: running from a hazy psych-rock chill-out, to a Beatles-esque harmony freakout to a stomping ripper, this thing has peaks and valleys on its peaks and valleys. Listen at NPR.
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