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Existential Bathroom Graffiti Cassette

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Category: Cassette Tape

Following two well received EPs, Leopard Print Taser find themselves more exploratory and risk taking on their debut full length “Existential Bathroom Graffiti”.
They still hold onto to their blend of noisy art rock and dreamy post punk, but also venture into new waters touching on fast punk driven rippers akin to Dinosaur Jr and then swelling into noisy Sonic Youth style hooks.
Formed by Boston music industry Vets in 2017, LPT have toured quite a bit for a band that has spent half their existence sidelined by a pandemic, and have shared the stage with greats such as Amyl and the Sniffers, Tacocat, Swearin, and Empath.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

David ★★★★★

The leap in ambition from their EPs is obvious here—they’re taking real risks with the song structures, and it pays off. I’ve had side B on repeat all week, and the tape itself feels sturdy for a DIY release.

Abigail ★★★★★

The production on this cassette is impressively loud and clear—the guitars really punch through on the exploratory tracks. It's a great step forward from the EPs, capturing the band's risk-taking energy perfectly.