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A Place to Bury Strangers share new anti-Trump song

The New Yorkers have contributed to charity project Our First 100 Days

 

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A Place to Bury Strangers have shared a new song as part of a new anti-Donald Trump project. We are sorry for mentioning him again.

The New York post rock group have contributed the typically furious, crunching ‘Everyone’s the Same’ to Our First 100 Days, joining the likes of Angel Olsen, Suuns, Pete Silberman of Antlers, Jason Molina and Animal Collective’s Avey Tare.

‘Everyone’s the Same’ sound like classic APTBS. Oliver Ackerman’s vocals over breakneck drums are punctuated – and the song is bookended by – increasingly dissonant guitars, overdriven to the point of near-white noise.

The idea of Our First 100 Days is that a new song will be added to the playlist every day for the first 100 days of Trump’s presidency – sort of like a Guardian liveblog in Spotify format. The minimum donation for the whole thing is US$30 and the proceeds are donated to charities whose work Trump and his cabal of supervillain puppeteers have opposed or damaged in some way. These include All Above All, Cosecha, Hoosier Action, People's Climate Movement, and Southerners On New Ground.

Also slated to be joining the project are Mitski, Whitney, TORRES, The Mountain Goats, Jens Lekman, Twin Peaks, Wild Nothing, How to Dress Well and a bunch more.

You can listen or donate right here.


Dan Lucas

Staff

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