Melbourne's UV Race plays stunned, woozy post-punk that sounds like it has been bashed through the forehead with a tire iron, yet lurches on, half-conscious. Even the bangers – on this album "Nuclear Family" and the scatological "Raw Balls" – veer wildly around tight corners, and the slower songs ("Bad Egg," for instance) have a half-raw gentleness to them, as if the band knows they've been badly wounded and must take care not to jostle them too hard. Like Homo, Racism is hard to pin down. The band is part of Eddy Current Suppression Ring's...
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