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Complicated creativity: Bug Bath’s soon-to-be released album was recorded in a different era for the band—and that’s OK
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Complicated creativity: Bug Bath’s soon-to-be released album was recorded in a different era for the band—and that’s OK
Reno band Bug Bath performs, in their own words, “big guitar music.” They navigate through a multitude of sounds and styles—from slowcore to shoegaze, psychedelic to punk, folk to fuzz—unified by loud, often distorted guitar lines. The band has toured the U.S. and Europe, and their unconventional sound has led them to slots alongside emo music legends like Jimmy Eat World and Mom Jeans, as well as poppy hardcore acts such as Scowl and Mannequin …
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