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The Murder Capital sit at the forefront of a new wave of indie that's sprung up out of the Dublin scene after Gilla Band smashed the door down. The band are no longer Dublin-based, but spread out across Ireland, London and Berlin. They grouped together, though, for the recording of their third album in LA, steered by wise Grammy-winning producer John Congleton. The album has this frenetic sensibility running through it and it's what makes them such a powerhouse live act. 'The Fall' is guttural, raw, widescreen and teeming with ambition; 'Words Lost Meaning' is dirtier and wouldn't be amiss in The Kills' set with its sulky, fuzz-laden bass riff offering plenty of swagger. While 'Can't Pretend To Know' is more Nine Inch Nails with noisy tremolo picking on the guitar offering a grandiose backdrop for the charismatic lead vocal. They've leant into their mainstream aspirations here and sound ready to take on the world.
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