Opposite of Icarus, by Bricks

Opposite of Icarus

by Bricks

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	1.	Feels Like End Times 02:38
	2.	Preliminary Thoughts on Dying 02:52
	3.	Almost 01:33
	4.	The Dead Sea 02:15
	5.	Altar of Self-Worship 02:40
	6.	I'm Trying 01:32
	7.	Sound the Alarm 03:02

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FEB-103: Bricks "Opposite of Icarus" CS
PA trio Bricks (Christopher S. Feltner, Ry Sikora and Guillermo Pizarro) is back with 7 new tracks of scathing noise rock (with heavy emphasis on the noise). Grounded in the experimental noise idiom, but delivered with the same urgency as some of my favorite hardcore albums, "Opposite of Icarus" is one powerful kick in the pants.

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released May 22, 2019

BRICKS are Christopher S. Feltner, Ry Sikora and Guillermo Pizarro

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