Wrath of Circuits
The Nein · 2005
10 tracks · indie rock
A kaleidoscopic blend of post-punk energy and indie rock sensibilities that challenges conventional song structures.
Top tracks — play these first
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Foreign Friendster — This track encapsulates the band's playful yet incisive commentary on digital culture, blending catchy hooks with a driving rhythm.
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Courtesy Bows to New Wave — With its homage to the new wave era, this song showcases The Nein's ability to weave nostalgia into modern sounds while maintaining an edgy vibe.
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Crawl Grow Red Slow — The atmospheric build-up and hypnotic guitar lines create a sense of tension that exemplifies the band's experimental tendencies and emotional depth.
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Jim Morrison — This track stands out for its lyrical nod to iconic figures in rock history, reflecting the band's fascination with cultural mythology through a contemporary lens.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Faint Sounds
- 2 Foreign Friendster
- 3 Courtesy Bows to New Wave
- 4 The Vibe
- 5 Conjugated Reverb
- 6 Heatseekr
- 7 Crawl Grow Red Slow
- 8 Jim Morrison
- 9 Wrath of Circuits
- 10 Bleeding Elvis
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