Make Me a Pallet Fire On Your Floor/Local Clerics
Make Me a Pallet Fire On Your Floor/Local Clerics
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Format: Vinyl / 7" Single

Our Take
Our Take
SELF DEFENSE FAMILY Make Me A Pallet Fire On Your Floor / Local Clerics
Rating: 7.8
From the eccentric minds of Self Defense Family comes their latest double single "Make Me A Pallet Fire On Your Floor / Local Clerics." This East Coast outfit has been delivering their unique blend of post-hardcore, punk, and spoken word for years now, and this release proves they are still as intriguing as ever.
"Make Me A Pallet Fire On Your Floor" kicks things off with a brooding atmosphere and hypnotic guitar riffs that build to a chaotic crescendo. Lead singer Patrick Kindlon's powerful vocals cut through the instrumentation like a knife, delivering thoughtful and poetic lyrics that leave a lasting impact.
On the flip side, "Local Clerics" takes a more experimental approach, with swirling synths and haunting melodies that transport the listener to another dimension. The band's ability to seamlessly blend different genres and textures is on full display here, showcasing their versatility and creativity.
Overall, Self Defense Family continues to push boundaries and defy expectations with this release. While it may not be their most accessible work, fans of the band will undoubtedly appreciate the intricacies and subtleties that make this double single a standout in their discography. So go ahead, light a fire on your floor and let Self Defense Family soundtrack your existential crisis.
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. Make Me a Pallet Fire On Your Floor
2. Local Clerics
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About the artist
Self Defense Family
Self Defense Family, the enigmatic and ever-evolving collective hailing from Albany, New York, are not your average run-of-the-mill band. With a discography spanning over two decades and more lineup changes than a celebrity relationship, this group has remained a constant presence in the underground music scene. Led by the enigmatic frontman Patrick Kindlon, Self Defense Family have solidified their reputation as boundary-pushers in the world of punk music. Their sound defies categorisation, blending elements of post-hardcore, indie rock, and spoken word poetry to create a unique sonic landscape that demands attention. Their latest album "The Supremacy of Pure Artistic Feeling" is a testament to their experimental ethos, with tracks that meander and twist, taking listeners on a journey through the inner workings of Kindlon's mind. From the cacophonous guitar riffs of "Wizard of Loneliness" to the haunting spoken word passages of "The Circumstance of Dawn", this album is a testament to their willingness to take risks and defy expectations. Self Defense Family may not be everyone's cup of tea, but for those willing to delve into the depths of their music, there are rewards aplenty. So, buckle up, dear readers, and prepare to be taken on a wild ride through the musical landscape that is Self Defense Family. Love them or hate them, one thing is for sure - they will leave a lasting impression on your ears and your soul.
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