Praise For Lifeguard “Terrific debut” – The Guardian “… thrilling and deafening rock that lives somewhere between timeless and contemporary” – NME “Lifeguard blitzed our senses” – Stereogum “Loud in a smart, subversive way” – Chicago Reader “A band that’s constantly one upping themselves.” – Post-Trash Stream / Download Crowd Can Talk / Dressed in Trenches: https://lifeguard.ffm.to/dressedintrenches LIFEGUARD Bandcamp | Instagram | Twitter
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KHRUANGBIN & NUBYA GARCIA LIVE AT RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL LP ‘Live at Radio City Music Hall’ features performances by Nubya Garcia and Khruangbin.’ Khruangbin’s series of live LPs traces just one
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Praise For Lifeguard “Terrific debut” – The Guardian “… thrilling and deafening rock that
“The band’s post-hardcore song structures, experimental indulgences, and fleeting hooks explode into the scruffy cacophony that has turned them into one of their city’s must-see young live bands.” – Pitchfork “There’s not a
Praise For Lifeguard “Terrific debut” – The Guardian “… thrilling and deafening rock that lives somewhere between timeless and contemporary” – NME “Lifeguard blitzed our senses” – Stereogum “Loud in a smart, subversive way” – Chicago Reader “A band
Praise For Lifeguard “Terrific debut” – The Guardian “… thrilling and deafening rock that lives somewhere between timeless and contemporary” – NME “Lifeguard blitzed our senses” – Stereogum “Loud in a smart, subversive way” – Chicago Reader “A band
KHRUANGBIN & NUBYA GARCIA LIVE AT RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL LP ‘Live at Radio City Music Hall’ features performances by Nubya Garcia and Khruangbin.’ Khruangbin’s series of live LPs traces just one
Share Steve Albini Live Session & New Song ‘Alarm’ Upcoming, EP, Crowd Can Talk / Dressed In Trenches out July 7 is a composite of two EPs by Chicago trio Lifeguard. FFO:
Praise For Lifeguard “… thrilling and deafening rock that lives somewhere between timeless andcontemporary” – NME “Lifeguard blitzed our senses” – Stereogum “Abrasive, sprawling, and strangely hooky, best experienced with the volume cranked up”