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Smirk's "Speculative Fiction": A Lo-Fi Breakthrough from Hardcore Punk Roots

A review of Smirk's album "Speculative Fiction" by Nick Vicario, a musician who transitioned from the hardcore punk scene (bands like Crisis Man, Cower, Public Eye) to a solo project exploring reckless and destructive behaviors through lo-fi, scuzzy sound. The album represents a breakthrough moment that came as a gradual epiphany rather than a sudden realization.

Abby Jones18h ago3 min readenReview
Read on pitchfork.com

Key quotes

Nick Vicario needed distance from the thing itself.
He was indulging in the reckless, destructive behaviors that tend to be more alluring in song than in practice.
In a breakthrough moment he says came to him as a gradual epiphany rather than a dis

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