Power Snatch and Tiberius b turn Training and Great into a two-track strange-pop workout
Power Snatch and Tiberius b share Training and Great, two new tracks that bring experimental indie-pop energy into today’s Stereogum new-music shelf.
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Power Snatch and Tiberius b share Training and Great, two new tracks that bring experimental indie-pop energy into today’s Stereogum new-music shelf.
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