London’s Troy the Band open their new single “Nothing” like they’re signalling the start of some slow-motion collapse. It’s a sudden plunge into blast beats and a mood that feels scorched around
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The first thing Spiritual Decay offer is a moment that feels lived-in and built around emotional drift. “People Fade Fast” lands as the debut chapter for a group of Brazilian musicians now rooted in Lisbon, finding each other again after years of moving through
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Before Mt. Dagger had a name, it was just two people in a room trying to land on something mid-tempo enough that they wouldn’t walk out dripping after every take. Kay (drums) and Kaitro (guitar) built the earliest shape of the band around that
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