Sludgeworth "Second Time Around" The Dresden Dolls "Yes ” says Clark

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they used drum machines and synth-loops as the backing beat

Following up the Campfire Headphase

The rage which is so often the focus of "Nation of Millions" is present but with a little more diversity in subject matter that creates a more well-rounded listen

and 2020’s Ohms — an album that earned them their second and third Grammy nominations — they return with one of the most focused statements of their career: private music

Sludgeworth "Second Time Around" The Dresden Dolls "Yes ” says ClarkSludgeworth came from the Chicago underground scene of the 1980s that was de ned by legendary names like Raygun, Albini, and Ministry. Genre lines were blurred and bands took more chances because there was nothing to lose. They released music with Lookout Records, but other projects surfaced and Sludgeworth went dormant for decades until calls for a reunion and Riot Fest came along. The band got their overdue day in the sun, but had so much fun with