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Listening to EXEK‘s music can feel like your headphones are slowly melting. Each of the group’s albums strips post-punk back to its barest essence and then plays a precarious game of balancing each new element that’s either added or subtracted, until it’s all swimming together in an acidic, psychedelic soup. They’ve spent over half a decade perfecting the approach, the Melbourne group’s debut album Biased Advice a pure distillation of their music at its starkest, with each subsequent release pulling new levers and opening up various trapdoors to find ways to arrive upon the strongest intersection between dub-punk purity and brain-swirling psychedelia.