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Hegemon

by Polemics

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Hegemon 03:12
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Woodshop 02:47

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In December 2019, during the mix down sessions of their debut EP ‘Conflict’, Polemics self-produced a batch of six songs for possible future release.
Hegemon and Woodshop were picked as the first two to see the light.
Hegemon was previously seen only in the cassette edition of the ‘Conflict’ EP and is now finally available with Woodshop as b-side.
Hegemon is a song that takes aim at US foreign policy circa 1945, with an accompanying self-made video full of archival footage of atom bomb tests and duck and cover infomercials. It’s not an intellectual affair though, the riffs are no frills and the sound is cascading like an artillery barrage. On top of the obvious punky sentiment Polemics cite their black metal roots as influence on this one. B-side Woodshop captures the duo at their highest energy to date as frontman Nathan takes too much cocaine and debates political economy with himself before cutting off his left hand with a buzzsaw.

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released November 20, 2020

Written and performed by Polemics

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Polemics Bristol, UK

Polemics play loud, gnarly progressive rock with a splash of hard-pop thrown in. The elements of hardcore and angry vocals are matched with clever songwriting, chunky riffs and a pop sensibility that evokes Blur on PCP. They are naming Shellac and The Jesus Lizard as big influences whereas blogs and fans are calling comparisons with IDLES, Fugazi and Primus. ... more

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