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Parts & Labor: "Rest"
Brooklyn's Parts & Labor have quietly put out record after record of reliably great noise pop for the better part of a decade now, and if "Rest" is any indication, new album Constant Future will continue that trend. Things are a little less manic on this track, with the vocal melody seeming as if it came from some unearthed hymn from years past. As for the rest of the band, the bass is still fuzzy, and the guitars still shimmer with a slightly-distorted sheen. Give it a spin below, and check out the album artwork to your left.
Constant Future is due out March 8 via Jagjaguwar.
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