PRIVATE LIVES - Hit Record LP country taking it into this unique

taking it into this unique direction

Their recognizable racket—tough punk with electronic twists and stabs—sounds a tad harsher than most of their counterparts

The songwriting is remarkable

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Score one for individuality in the face of boring (industry) standards

PRIVATE LIVES - Hit Record LP country taking it into this uniqueHighly recommended. Whether it's the overarching simplicity of the r'n'r garage mined guitars, underlying pop charm, or deeper post punk melodies 'HIT RECORD' is both cathartic and familiar a truly impressive combination of heart meets cool. As Private Lives wind the album away in the psychotic build of "Dark Spots", the Quebec quartet leave us with a captivating debut that begs to be spun again and again. "The title track offers up a sunburnt singe