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FUCK LIFE is the debut record from the Belgrade outfit, Suplexx. It consists of ten hardcore tracks that filter raw aggression through sludge metal, industrial noise, electronic, and emo. The tagline is VIOLENCE=ELEGANCE, and they mean it.

What makes the band interesting, before you even hear the record, is their origin story. The members draw from indie, shoegaze and DJ backgrounds, with a frontman who moonlights as drummer for post-punk outfit Sv. Pseta. Suplexx is a band that sounds like ... read more

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