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Album reviews: Drunk in June and Ambedo
Endearing sounds on new albums from the local Utah indie-rock bands.
Courtesy Photo Drunk in June, self-titled album: Not only does Drunk in June have a delightfully unique name, they also just released their second full-length album, released in—you guessed it—June. The alt/indie/emo group noted on BandCamp that “[The album] fully encapsulates us as a band.”
The album came during a busy time for Drunk in June; it was recorded over many late-night sessions, the band went on their first tour in May, and they even played their first large festival this year as well.
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