Downtown Boys: Cost Of Living

Downtown Boys SKU: 33201481
Downtown Boys: Cost Of Living

Downtown Boys: Cost Of Living

Downtown Boys SKU: 33201481

Format: VINYL LP

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Title: Cost Of Living
Artist: Downtown Boys
Label: Sub Pop
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 098787120615
Genre: Rock

Vinyl LP Pressing, includes digital download. The United States' myriad inequalities, hatreds and phobias are painfully evident in 2017, offering proof that the age-old dichotomy of "political bands" versus "apolitical bands" simply doesn't exist. Either you are comfortable and unfazed by the current reigning power structures, or you use your music as a vehicle for the dismantling of oppression and the creation of something better. No matter what your songs are about, you are choosing a side. Cost of Living is their third full-length, following a self-released 2012 debut and 2015's Full Communism on Don Giovanni Records. They recorded it with Guy Picciotto (Fugazi; producer of Blonde Redhead, The Gossip), one of indie-rock's most mythological figures, in the producer's chair. Picciotto fostered the band's improvisational urges while pulling the root of their music to the forefront: unflinching choruses, fearlessly confrontational vocals, and the sense that each song will incite the room into action, sending bodies into motion that were previously thought to have atrophied.

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