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Earlier this month, CL premiered a new song from Tampa post-punk outfit Career. "Scrapping Metal For Profit" was a stripped-down, quiet meditation on desperation in hard times.
Ahead of their September 17 show with Tampa punks DRUG, Career have now shared a 16-minute release, "Pattern Finders / Vermicomposting" where the band completely flexes the talent that's made them a must-see act.
Drummer Leo Suarez — who leaves for a tour with Merchandise next week — is a man possessed on the effort while Matt Ostraco and Sulyn Hago go head-to-head with ominous bass lines and blinding guitar wash that pulls back and forth between frontman Ryan Fouche's always angry, almost spoken word delivery.
Turn your headphone up, and press play on it below. You can't get much more info on their secret show via local.cltampa.com.
This article appears in Sep 15-22, 2016.