Downtown Boys - Cost Of Living flac album

Cost of Living by Downtown Boys, released 11 August 2017 1. A Wall 2. I'm Enough (I Want More) 3. Somos Chulas (No Somos Pendejas) 4. Promissory Note 5. Because You 6. Violent Complicity 7. It Can't Wait 8. Tonta 9. Heroes (Interlude) 10. Lips That Bite 11. Clara Rancia 1. Cost of Living' is their third full-length, following a self-released 2012 debut and 2015’s Full Communism on Don Giovanni Records. They recorded it with Guy Picciotto (Fugazi; producer of Blonde Redhead, The Gossip), one of indie-rock’s most mythological figures, in the producer’s chair. In just one example, album-opener A Wall rides the feel-good power that drove so many tunes by The Clash and Wire as it calls out the idea that a wall could ever succeed in snuffing the humanity and spirit of those it’s designed to crush.

Downtown Boys, Cost Of Living. Courtesy of the artist. Plenty of albums will try to grab your attention this year, but few will demand it like Cost Of Living. The third full-length by Downtown Boys is a rapturous, incendiary punk record, and the Providence band's first for the inimitable Sub Pop label. While not an unrecognizable departure from 2015's acclaimed Full Communism, the songs on Cost Of Living are a big leap forward in the evolution of one of punk's most revolutionary groups.

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Downtown Boys began by combining revolutionary ideals with boundless energy and contagious, inclusive fun, and their resolve has only strengthened as their sound and audience have grown. Cost of Living is their third full-length, following a self-released 2012 debut and 2015’s Full Communism on Don Giovanni Records.

Providence, Rhode Island punks Downtown Boys have announced a new album. On August 11 they’ll release Cost of Living, via Sub Pop. The album was produced by Fugazi’s Guy Picciotto, and it features the previously released track Somos Chulas (No Somos Pendejas). The band have also just released another new single from the album, leadoff track A Wall. It’s four minutes of anthemic punk rock that earns any and all comparisons to The Clash headed its way. Listen to the track below, and take a look at the artwork and tracklist

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