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Neon Indian's third album showed founder Alan Palomo embracing every fluorescent color of the '80s music scene to create a synth-pop masterpiece

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Sorrow * Hatred And Disgust [New LP] SPO Paris 1942 more often thanThere's a freedom in knowing we are all doomed, a sense of liberation from society's morals and the considerations of commerce. That's the territory trod by Sorrow on it's lone album, 1992's Hatred and Disgust. This album doesn't bring you down, it takes you down. Down tuned guitars, slowed down tempos. Lyrics with a deservedly dim view of mankind. And fat as f* riffs that will annihilate you. Finally released in the U. S. on vinyl and with the full