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The Fuses Are Lies
The Fuses
The Fuses Are Lies
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock
 
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The second full length from these Baltimore icons of new wave/art punk. Compared to the Proletariat, Mission of Burma, Wire, and others, The Fuses have been called "without exception, the best hardcore punk band in the ga...  more »

     
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All Artists: The Fuses
Title: The Fuses Are Lies
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Phantom Domestic
Original Release Date: 4/24/2000
Release Date: 4/24/2000
Genres: Alternative Rock, Rock
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Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 613285012523

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The second full length from these Baltimore icons of new wave/art punk. Compared to the Proletariat, Mission of Burma, Wire, and others, The Fuses have been called "without exception, the best hardcore punk band in the galaxy" and "true leaders of a new wave of American punk rock bands" (Rock and Roll Outbreak #2). Recorded in glorious analog at the soon-to-be famous ACR studios (Poem Rocket, Lungfish, Roads To Space Travel, more) for a sound so explosive it seems to strain your speakers even at low volume. Idiosyncratic, but still occasionally melodic guitars, a rumbling bass, and some of the best drumming you're ever likely to hear (seriously!). Reconstructed rock for the bored post-modernist.
 

CD Reviews

THE FUTURE OF PUNK ROCK!!!
jrbittersweet71 | Suburban Wasteland, USA | 02/20/2001
(5 out of 5 stars)

"ARE LIES, The Fuses' eery follow-up to 1998's instant classic long-player, I WANNA BURN, stuns the senses with blunt ferocity. Few (if any)punk bands in recent years have managed to match The Fuses' bleak urgency and desperate intensity. ARE LIES is a swift, dark blast of angular, nervous post-punk madness that revisits classic new wave touchstones (Wire, Joy Division, Gang of Four) without sounding overly derivative. This is fresh, vital, spine-tingling fury driven by clashing guitars, paranoid vocals, and insanely marvelous drumming. While contemporary punk rock in general drowns in an ocean of mediocrity, The Fuses continue to sparkle."