I Can't Explain (Why I Call It Love)

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	1.	I Can't Explain (Why I Call It Love) 02:57		buy track
	2.	Conker Season 01:44		buy track

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For too long we have waited, sat stagnant and cantankerous in our estates, waiting for the phone to ring. Since the purging Nuisance, you have all asked "Where are they?" or "Why won't they answer?". Now finally, it is our pleasure to announce "I Can't Explain (Why I Call It Love)", the syndicate's latest 2-track charade. With the inevitability of their recently completed debut LP, this release will hopefully offer enough tantalising sanctity from the dwelling mundanity of the day-to-day to last until the pin finally drops.

"Trudging forth from the mire of discontent, Ousecore's most notorious rapscallions emerge with new facts. Impatiently anticipating their debut full-length liturgy, the syndicate proposes an offering; 'I Can't Explain (Why I Call It Love)', a double-single expunged from the gut of Sheffield's Blank Expression Records and due to be released on 18th August. It's a tale of familiar foreboding percussion and waltzing synths but also uncharacteristic melody and newfound orchestral heights from the breath of Dobbly Groast. 'Conker Season' is a more jittery affair, as crunchy rhythm plucks anxious splinters from their minds to yours and "It's conker season!" foams from the mouth. These delicacies promise to be the wettest, hottest beats to writhe out of the soil anywhere this soggy summer, and the carnival is coming to a shire near you in support of this momentous occasion. The seeds of 'The New Nuisance' have been sown; now we claw at the embryo of the next chapter of No Teeth." - Wet Hot Beats

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released August 18, 2023

Out via Blank Expression Records.

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No Teeth Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK

Ousecore Incest Syndicate (Walterland, A. 2021)

We are:
Dobbly Groast
Ol' Pip Eye
Pecker Slapper
Sgt. LARJ
Sadie Signon

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