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Can the Sub_Bass Speak? b​/​w It All Comes Around Again

by Algiers

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nofatclips 3rd listen: Press play and you're in for a hell of a ride!

2nd listen: paying more attention to the lyrics is really the key to engage.

1st listen: track 1 needs some more listenin' but track 2 is fantastic! Favorite track: It All Comes Around Again.
Luccas Hallow
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Luccas Hallow Nothing like this kind of intensity and passion. Algiers are a part of a different scene entirely. Favorite track: Can the Sub_Bass Speak?.
Joe Reilly
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Joe Reilly A powerful slam from Franklin James Fisher and Algiers. Here Franklin talk about this piece and the music of Algiers here: cod.ckcufm.com/programs/161/48115.html Favorite track: Can the Sub_Bass Speak?.
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Cosmographer I already knew the essay-worthy Can the Sub_Bass Speak? so I purchased this for the second track, which is spectacular. This band is simply on a roll and the prophetically titled There is no Year will be on many AOTY lists, including mine. Favorite track: It All Comes Around Again.
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Algiers release special edition 7” to support the struggle to end state violence against Black people and destroy white supremacy.

“This release has been created to support, in a small way, those who continue to struggle under life and death circumstances to end the miserable condition that exists for Black and other oppressed people in this country and its colonial world.

“We dedicate this to the families of those who have been murdered by the police state in America, and encourage our supporters to continue to donate in their memory.” - ALGIERS

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released June 5, 2020

Written and performed by:
Franklin Fisher
Ryan Mahan
Lee Tesche
Matt Tong

Additional programming, modular synth, percussion and sound
design, Korg MS-20, Modal 002, CS 70, Ensoniq ESQ-1 by Randall Dunn
Additional programming and MPC 2000 by Ben Greenberg
Saxophones by Skerik
Drums by D’Vonne Lewis

Recorded at Figure 8 & Studio E, New York NY, April/May 2019
Produced, engineered and mixed by Randall Dunn & Ben Greenberg
Mix assisted by Garett DeBlock
Mastered by Margaret Luther and James Ward at Chicago Mastering Service

Published by Kobalt

Artwork by Farbod Kokabi
Photographs by Robert L Simon & Christian Högstedt

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Algiers Atlanta, Georgia

Algiers is a band of musicians born in Atlanta, Georgia, the rotten hub of the Ol’ American South, where W.E.B. Dubois once saw a riot goin’ on, and where the hell and highwater swirls ‘round to the knees.

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