…And the best part about it (aside from the music) is that you don’t have to try to put a tape in your computer to make it play.

Toronto oddity rockers Godstopper, who were On the Radar-fied this past December, have assembled the songs from their demo and added a new one called “Bent” to the mix to put together a new cassette/digital release called Empty Crawlspace. The band was kind enough to grant me permission to host their latest work, and as a fan of cassettes, things that don’t sound like other things, and streaming songs, I now present “Bent” for your listening pleasure:

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True to the fashion of the earlier demo, “Bent” is more or less as the name describes. The sounds are angular, irregular and downright unsettling. Godstopper has made the whole EP available for listening at their Bandcamp site (for now), and if you want a cassette, you can either head down to Sneaky Dee’s in Toronto tonight to catch them with Creeper, or look them up via their Tumblr page. Either way, prepare to be creeped out.

Tags: Canada, Godstopper, Toronto, Unsigned bands

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