New Review Update: The Flatliners; Sebadoh

Happy Tuesday! A bunch of new records came out today; here are reviews of two of them.

First, fledgling contributing editor Bryce Lancer took a listen to the new album from The Flatliners,
Dead Language:

... their most direct record of their career thus far. Dead Language doesn't quite possess the wow factor Cavalcade did at the time of its release, but it's still a very good record that if anything, shows a band finally comfortable in their own sound.

Read Bryce's review of the Flatliner's Dead Language
right here.

Then, Greg Simpson dives into the long-awaited new LP from Sebadoh,
Defend Yourself:

Sebadoh are well-known for variety on their recordings, but Defend Yourself is one of their most fluid albums to date due to a bit of streamlining. It's a good thing. They still mix it up, but not like in the '90s when they would veer briefly into hardcore and country-influenced tunes.

Sebadon't miss Greg's review of Defend Yourself by reading it here.

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