Mutually Assured Destruction, by Air Belgrade

Mutually Assured Destruction

by Air Belgrade

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- TooGood 25 - New Labour "Shall We Pray, Dear?"

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Comes with an 8-page booklet and a numbered boarding pass facsimile, all housed in an airmail envelope.

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1.	How to Destroy Everything 03:20	buy track
2.	Half a World Away 02:41	buy track
3.	Leave Me Spinning 03:09	buy track
4.	Progression 05:13	buy track
5.	Mutually Assured Destruction 03:36	buy track
6.	Sochi 05:57	buy track
7.	Ode to Winter 03:22	buy track
8.	Party Time 03:36	buy track
9.	Postcards From the Eastern Bloc 03:20	buy track

about

"Mutually Assured Destruction" is the debut album of Adelaide based dreampop/post-punk band Air Belgrade, a collaboration that started as a humble pet-project inspired by Factory & Sarah Records.

M. A. D. was not planned beforehand until the catalogue of recordings grew. The tracks are best described "frenetic moments of reverie", mixing shoegaze/post-punk style guitars and New Order-esque sequencers & synths together in perfectly controlled chaos.

Packaged along this debut is also previous single "Party Time" with B-side "Postcards From the Eastern Bloc".

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released March 8, 2024

Songs written and produced by Air Belgrade
Recorded at Arm of Hephaestus

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