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These are my links from July 22, 2012

• Interview With Brooklyn Rock Band A Place to Bury Strangers – '“For me, extreme volumes are euphoric,” says Ackermann. “Sometimes when I'm onstage, I lose myself in sound and forget I'm even playing. That's the feeling we want audiences to have — this overwhelming feeling like you're being transported to another place. You just have to let yourself succumb to the experience and ride the wave.”'
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These are my links from July 1, 2012

• Slow Thrills: review: A Place To Bury Strangers, ‘Worship’ – "A Place to Bury Strangers no longer seems like a flat-out noise assault, and although I have referenced some other bands in the course of this review, ultimately Worship sounds more like themselves than a homage to anyone."
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• DC ROCK LIVE – REVIEWS: RECORD REVIEWS – June 2012 – "It is great to hear that the band has the desire and talent to blow minds during their live show, while crafting interesting songs with a variety of paces and volumes on this record."
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• A Place to Bury Strangers – Worship (album review) | Sputnikmusic – "Any fan of noise rock, industrial, or good old rock needs to give this a listen. It's a record to die for."
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These are my links from June 26, 2012 through June 27, 2012:

• Aquarium Drunkard » A Place To Bury Strangers :: Worship – "They are one of the few rock bands that actually sound like they’re defining music in the twenty-first century, not simply floating around in their parents’ record collection."
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• A Place to Bury Strangers – Worship | mxdwn.com High Fidelity – " The gas is low and the predator drones are closing in, but Ackerman’s Mad Max brood have managed just the right drop to your pup tent. Even if you don’t survive, the very least you could do is Worship."
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• A Place To Bury Strangers Preach From the DIY Pulpit on ‘Worship’ @ Antiquiet – " APTBS consistently produces an engrossing yet brutal collision of sounds driven by frontman Oliver Ackermann’s obsession with effect pedals. With their third LP Worship, little has changed in terms of their affection for “noise,” but the album is indicative of a band filling out its sound, creating a tripped out, psychedelic cacophony that takes inspiration from sources ranging from post-punk, new wave, and shoegaze to indie and even grunge."
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These are my links from June 18, 2012

• Watch The Austin Psych Fest Documentary (video) – APtBS come in at about 11:00
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