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MH-252 Lymbyc Systym - Love Your Abuser  Love Your Abuser, the debut full-length from Arizona’s Lymbyc Systym, is a sprawling post-rock epic. Brothers Jared and Micheal Bell have created an album of ten distinct pieces that capture an emotional range not often seen in instrumental music. From the playful to the sublime, Jared creates the core of Love Your Abuser with layer upon layer of vintage keyboards and effects. Michael’s virtuoso drum work and tasteful programming add the perfect complement to the melodies. The album maintains a consistent sound throughout, yet each composition stands on its own. Without uttering a word, Lymbyc Systym have made one of the most powerful statements in the Mush Records catalog. |
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| An intensely relaxing experience - Re:Up / The music of now - Scissorkick / So alive and varied that it's easy to forget the band is instrumental - Resonance / Blindingly colorful, lively, and optimistic - Flavorpill / It'll warm your soul - Ion / Pretty enough to entice, and complex enough to engage - Aiding & Abetting |
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| If Lymbyc Systym pranced about venue stages with long golden locks and open shirts on their recent U.S. tour, it would make sense. A lot of Love Your Abuser surges with brawny arena post-rock, and before moody analogs and laptop click beats bring down “Idle Wires,” this instrumental debut's first half is something Roger Daltrey might have liked to ruin with vocals in 1969, when The Who was long past its mod appeal. Love Your Abuser delivers, though, in vastly changing piano-and-swirl-driven rock climates (“Fall Bicycle”) and in fluttering, beat-laden psychedelia (“Truth Skull”). - Remix |
