Chat Pile Announces New Album 'Who Loves the Sun,' Shares 'Deep Blue' Video
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Jazz Monroe
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Summary
Chat Pile, the Oklahoma noise-rock band, has announced a new album titled "Who Loves the Sun," following their 2024 LP "Cool World" and their collaboration with Hayden Pedigo. The lead single "Deep Blue" comes with a macabre barbershop-themed music video. Frontman Ray B. states the album focuses on grievances with modern world issues including AI, genocide, climate change, and wealth inequality.
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AI, genocide, climate change, the power elite, $$$$ hoarding pigs—all that shit fucks up your life a
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