Moral Panics, by Peel Dream Magazine

Moral Panics

by Peel Dream Magazine

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Luke Janke (Comm. Radio Tapes) I never knew Post-Punk could feel so good on the ears. Favorite track: Life At The Movies.

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1.	New Culture 01:53	buy track
2.	Verfremdungseffekt 02:43 video	buy track
3.	Dialectrics 02:23	buy track
4.	Through You 02:11	buy track
5.	Life At The Movies 04:08	buy track
6.	Geodesic Dome 08:55	buy track
7.	The Furthest Nearby Place 04:20	buy track
8.	Clean Water (Demo) 01:56	buy track

about

NYC's Peel Dream Magazine dazzled listeners with their recent release "Agitprop Alterna," a smart album that draws from a wide set of post-punk, shoegaze and indiepop influences but still has an assured, unique sound. Now they're following up with "Moral Panics," a companion EP that features unreleased songs from the "Agitprop Alterna" sessions. Far from being outtakes, these are all songs that stand strong on their own, and gathered together function as a useful corollary to the album.

The EP's title comes from Stanley Cohen's "Folk Devils and Moral Panics," a pivotal study of the media treatment of the mod movement and the poltical, societal and cultural faultlines that the media panic embodied -- it's a reference that's quite revealing about some of the ideas behind Peel Dream. Songs like "New Culture," "Verfremdungseffekt" and "Life At The Movies" continue PDM's investigations into those frought areas where art, culture and commerce meet, and the EP as a whole comprises a crucial piece of the Peel Dream discography.

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released July 3, 2020

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Mar 30

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Los Angeles (LA), CA

discography

Magic Is Pocketed

Jan 2023
Pad

Oct 2022
Moral Panics

Jul 2020
Agitprop Alterna

Apr 2020
Up and Up EP

Nov 2019
Modern Meta Physic

Oct 2018
Demos

Apr 2018

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