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Bassvictim: Peace + War review – like a thrillingly chaotic house party that goes on too long
Bassvictim's latest album, 'Peace + War,' delivers a thrilling yet overwhelming experience reminiscent of a chaotic house party. With thirty-one tracks in just two years, the London duo blends urgency and turbulence in their sound, but some...
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Bassvictim's latest album, 'Peace + War,' delivers a thrilling yet overwhelming experience reminiscent of a chaotic house party. With thirty-one tracks in just two years, the London duo blends urgency and turbulence in their sound, but some listeners might find it repetitive.
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Originally reported by The Guardian.
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