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HOME FRONT – WATCH IT DIE" I think nostalgia is an issue when theres an over saturation of repetition of whats being remembered. Home Front could be written off as playing relics of the past dripping with nostalgia if it didnt move the genres forward. That being said, one thing is for damn sure: theres a ton of heart behind these songs. Watch It Die leans way more into the dancey side of things in comparison to their previous album, Games of Power, and thats okay. It helps

But it also reflects the warmth of reconnection

You're What's Happening (In The World Today)

The red velvet psych-pop of “What Can I Do” gives way to the fluid “Diamond Ring” like radio bursts from space

All of these songs are from sessions in 1981

Probably not but if they did it might sound something like this

but he had stopped performing and recording after the death of his peer

Even the beverage Fruitopia caught the buzz

the band dance between convention and experimentation

Segall’s guitar sounds like it’s scoring a dazed carnival ride as he lays out a tale of learning to say goodbye

But if you probe beneath the new gutter exterior

- Adam Sobsey

A pure record