Glass Beach - plastic death [2LP]

Glass Beach - plastic death [2LP]Plastic death the second album by Glass Beach is a follow up record almost five years in the making. The band's 2019 debut, aptly titled the first Glass Beach album, has over the years grown a cult fanbase for it's unflinching depiction of queer life as mediated through social media, it's oversized ambition, and it's scrappy yet adventurous production. And while it took some time to arrive, plastic death sounds like the logical expansion of all the

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finding beauty in the mundane

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