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Track List
01) In My Sphere
02) Machinist Man
03) Hot Wheel City
04) 3 Swalloes
05) Free Supper
06) Jumbo's
07) Ypsilanti
08) Too Many Jewels
09) (Don't You) Call Me Out My Name
10) How He Lived After He Died
11) Feral Cats
12) Wine of Ape
13) Principalities
01) In My Sphere
02) Machinist Man
03) Hot Wheel City
04) 3 Swalloes
05) Free Supper
06) Jumbo's
07) Ypsilanti
08) Too Many Jewels
09) (Don't You) Call Me Out My Name
10) How He Lived After He Died
11) Feral Cats
12) Wine of Ape
13) Principalities
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2:44
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2:21
3:12
4:28
3:12
3:51
1:06
2:54
2:51
1:21
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First Released
2012
Post-Punk
Gritty
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"No Passion All Technique" is the debut full length studio album by Detroit post punk band Protomartyr. It was released on 19 Mar 2013 on the Urinal Cake Records label.
"What's refreshing about No Passion All Technique is its lack of immediate sonic reference points. There are loose ones-- vocals like Nick Cave, punk guitars-- but this is a record in its own universe. There's jittery instrumentals, cynicism, and paranoia, sure, but you can't define it by those things. There's also heartwrenching loss and awesome guitar solos. And there's a humanness and empathy to this material that's increasingly rare in rock songs. For a debut LP, No Passion All Technique is an impressive showing of sonic, lyrical, and emotional range, and it all falls under a cohesive banner".
From a review by Evan Minsker (pitchfork.com)
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"No Passion All Technique" is the debut full length studio album by Detroit post punk band Protomartyr. It was released on 19 Mar 2013 on the Urinal Cake Records label.
"What's refreshing about No Passion All Technique is its lack of immediate sonic reference points. There are loose ones-- vocals like Nick Cave, punk guitars-- but this is a record in its own universe. There's jittery instrumentals, cynicism, and paranoia, sure, but you can't define it by those things. There's also heartwrenching loss and awesome guitar solos. And there's a humanness and empathy to this material that's increasingly rare in rock songs. For a debut LP, No Passion All Technique is an impressive showing of sonic, lyrical, and emotional range, and it all falls under a cohesive banner".
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