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    PATRIARCHY DEBUTS “IT GOES FAST” SINGLE

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    LISTEN & SHARE: Patriarchy – “It Goes Fast”
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    LA snuff metal outfit, Patriarchy, has announced the release date of their new record, Asking For It. The debut LP is due out November 8 via DERO Arcade. With the announcement, the band has released a brand new single titled “It Goes Fast.”

    Patriarchy will be headlining the Moroccan Lounge in Los Angeles on October 13. Check out the flyer below for more details.

    Patriarchy is a stunning and equally surprising collaboration between the “Predator Romantic” herself Actually (aka Actually Huizenga) – LA-Based multidisciplinary artist – and Andrew Means (3Teeth multi-instrumentalist), revealing a new focus toward the darker, heavier side of synth-punk/new-wave & industrial music. 

    Their fresh work explores themes of sex, power, subversion & death, with what appears to be an intense interest in Ancient Greek Mythology & 80’s slasher films, a heavy dose of Mulholland Drive, and a sound that is equal parts ABBA and NIN.

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