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U.K. Combo Squid Stays Slippery Ahead of Nashville Date | Features - Vimarsana News

U.K. Combo Squid Stays Slippery Ahead of Nashville Date | Features

Before the multifaceted Brighton outfit stops in at The Basement East on the tour for their second LP ‘O Monolith,’ contributor Charlie Zaillian catches up with guitarist Anton Pearson.

Charts-O-Mania – Episode June 15, 2023 - Vimarsana News

Charts-O-Mania – Episode June 15, 2023

Jay leads you through an hour of new music, telling you a bit about the artists along the way.Silver PoolssingleNo FoundationKing KruleSpace HeavyPink ShellKids Don't FloatsingleJump Start A Smart CarThe Crying Nudes3 Songs EPSuzuki Rhythm BoyTough AgesingleParadise by Another NameMIKEsingleRed Jacket 6drive your plow over the bones of the deadDemo EPpropitiationSquidO MonolithIf You Had Seen the Bull's Swimming Attempts You Would Have Stayed AwaySoyJoynot in servicegreat grandmother songKysingleAll The Sad And Loving PeopleMcKinley DixonBeloved! Paradise! Jazz!?Run, Run, Run

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Squid Walk Us Through O Monolith Track By Track - Vimarsana News

Squid Walk Us Through O Monolith Track By Track

English post-punk quintet Squid sat down with Paste to go behind-the-scenes on each track from O Monolith. Read here.

Squid: O Monolith - Track by track review - Vimarsana News

Squid: O Monolith - Track by track review

Here are our thoughts on the second outing from Brighton's weird and wonderful aquatic rockers, Squid!. The latest Clubbing news - Skiddle: The UKs best What\'s On Guide

Squid album review: O Monolith - The Skinny - Vimarsana News

Squid album review: O Monolith - The Skinny

For most bands, this tapestry of sounds would flounder and reject its connectivity, but Squid successfully stitch diverse concepts into one brooding work.