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4. The Extraordinaires don fanciful costumes, pen in-character monologues and construct elaborate sets to bring its Ribbons Of War album and Short Stories EP to the stage. Even when the level of obvious theatrics is minimized the band members are natural characters, throwing themselves into every song with head-banging and thrashing.
5. Warehouse: Songs and Stories is the Minneapolis zoom-punk trio’s second double album in three years, capping a machine-gun series of releases that includes the surrealist two-record opera Zen.
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