HXXS announce new LP

2021-07-02 by aaronrkc | 1 Comments
HXXS, an experimental duo from Kansas City-via-Portland, has announced that its new LP, Channeler, will be out on August 6. This is following their 2019 LP, Year Of The Witch, released on Captured Tracks. All of Channeler's songs were improvised before being sent out to collaborators. Features include Thor Harris (ex-Swans), Moor Mother, Martinez Hillard (Ebony Tusks), Jorge Arana, and Zak Pischnotte. The album is available for pre-order on Bandcamp and the self-directed music video for the first single, "Starve," is on YouTube.

https://wearehxxs.bandcamp.com/album/channeler


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loveisamixtape
July 2nd 2021
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nice I've seen this band live once and they were awesome. they have played our most prominent DIY venue at least twice that I can remember



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