Tysk Tysk Task: “Ocean Now”

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Written By Michael Gutierrez

Grunge overture material. Lowell’s Tysk Tysk Task opens with a howling, reverb-filled windmill introduction before sliding into a garage-damaged jammer on our highlighted track “Ocean Now.” Beautiful cover art on all the singles posted at Bandcamp – check it out. Around the 2:38 mark, the song ratchets up another gear, flirting with the quiet-loud-quiet formulas that will Make Grunge Great Again.

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