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DEATH AND MEMPHIS
THE TIME BETWEEN DOG AND WOLF
BYPOLAR RECORDS

Death And Memphis, Chicago punk, are you ready? Here we go! EP, The Time Between Dog and Wolf, is precisely what this album is a critical twist on light and dark – ambiguous. The EP is a journey through the band’s memories and reflects on their present and future. This album is about life and death – the trials and tribulations of just trying to get there… wherever there is.

The EP kicks off with “Not Fade Away”. This track is a banger! The instrumentals are clear and concise, setting the tone for what is expected. This EP has a well-thought-out trajectory. There is a camaraderie captured by “Solidarity”. I imagine the shared atmosphere of a live show, feeling the crowd’s energy; this song is punk, inclusive, and turbulent – let’s get amongst it!

To pick a favourite track is challenging. I can’t help but feel a pang of nostalgia listening to “The List”. This is a beautiful song with lyrics that relate on a deep level. I adore this track. The lads have done well.



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