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PREMIERE: Noise Rock and Sludge Coalesce on The Glorious Rebellion's 'Euphoric' New LP

The Orlando trio sounds like like Acid Bath on a Jesus Lizard trip, and you can listen to the whole damn thing right here, right now.

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The Glorious Rebellion hails from Orlando, FL, and in their several short years of existence, have managed to kick up quite a loud racket on their local circuit, racking up high-profile gigs and even radio airplay. The trio's lurching, off-kilter noise rock and frazzled, sludgy riffs coalesce into a heavy, ugly, glorious mess of sound and skronk, like Acid Bath on a Jesus Lizard trip. Throw in a little melody, a lot of groove, and a dash of psych-rock, and you've got Euphoric, the band's debut full-length.

As the band readily admits, "We're not here to make friends. We're not here to play nice. We're not here to 'support the scene.' We're not looking for a good time." There's no fluff and no pretense to be found here: The Glorious Rebellion's enduring goal is ultimately to " crank it up and yell at it until our point is made and then get off the stage."

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Euphoric is out today, April 8, via Magnetic Eye Records (who snagged the rights to the album following a bidding war). Listen to the whole damn thing in full right here, right now:

Catch The Glorious Rebellion live:

04.08 - Wonderland - Richmond, VA

04.09 - Scrap Iron Gallery - Wilmington, NC

04.10 - HBGB - Brunswick, GA