Angel Olsen "Burn Your Fire for No Witness" indie the MELVINS' sonic brutality and

the MELVINS' sonic brutality and BIAFRA's erudite lyrical jesting--and the world cried for more

Though everyone involved is adamant that the samples were cleared

Released via Australia's leading heavy music label UNFD

Musical highlights include a killer cover of Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now" along with "How They Getcha" and "My Neck

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Angel Olsen "Burn Your Fire for No Witness" indie the MELVINS' sonic brutality andWhen Angel Olsen's proper debut, Half Way Home, materialized in 2012, its spare indie folk compositions and subtle references to the greats of '50s country congealed into a restless whole. The album was great, but something in the way the songs connected with each other suggested that Olsen had something far more complex to say that wasn't quite getting through with Half Way Home, despite its fantastically crafted offerings. With Burn Your Fire for No