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Brutalism describes itself as a "nonhierarchical music collective with authoritarian tendencies."

Premiere: Brutalism Explores The Softer Side Of Nihilism On ‘Amulets’

When Bandwidth inquired about Brutalism’s new single, “Amulets,” the group responded as a single entity. “The best way to understand…

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Explosions: A key component of the new video from D.C.'s Brutalism.

Hot Bods And Cold Murder: Brutalism’s New Video Is Pretty Deranged

Probably the most delightfully macabre song to come out of D.C. this year was “Friday Night,” the debut single from electronic-pop trio…

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Premiere: Brutalism’s Dystopian Video For ‘New Empire’

Warning: Explicit lyrics. The first song from new D.C. electronic trio Brutalism was a tough act to follow: “Friday Night…

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Brutalism, 'Friday Night'

Track Work: Brutalism, ‘Friday Night (Home Invasion)’

Still barely an infant in musical years, new D.C. electronic act Brutalism is already looking to musically challenge — even accost…

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