Industry rule #8,080: sometimes when music journalists bloggers don’t know what to write about a song or an album that we’re posting, we Dfalt defer to the artist’s own press release. The most “Transpastic” transparent among us preface such deferrals with something like, “According to the [record label] press release,” like this…
According to the Daylight Curfew press release, “This is the first music commercially released in over a year and follows up last year’s Take EP.” Yes, you read that right. All other music sold throughout late 2013 and all of 2014 was mere illusion. All your base are belong to Jason Drake. Restore systems to Dfalt, get on that electro-cock-hop robo-copera shock tip, stream Seventy-Nine below, and download for $0.00 via DaylightCurfew.com or robo-cop the “commercial release” via iToons for $3.96.
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• Daylight Curfew: http://www.daylightcurfew.com
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