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Rank/Xerox Return With More Jittery Post Punk

The Australian/San Francisco trio will have a new EP in early 2017.

Rank/Xerox​ are a San Francisco post-punk band that began around 2009 after David West moved from Perth, Australia, to the Bay Area and hooked up with Kevin McCarthy, and Jon Shade.

They released a number of small run EPs, a split with friends Grass Widow and a self-titled LP on Make a Mess Records in 2011. After a European tour in 2013, the band have remained largely quiet as members, particularly West (Rat Columns, Liberation, Lace Curtain and Total Control), concentrated on other projects.

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Berlin label adagio 830​ have announced that they are set to release Myth, a four-song Rank/Xerox EP and cassette tape in early 2017.

Take a listen to  "Zero Hour", a track from the EP,  below.

Though West grew up on a farm in rural Western Australia, the sounds of "Zero Hour" like most of Rank/Xerox's music  is tight, claustrophobic and anxious. The perfect post punk jitters, that includes abstract lyrics, and the off-kilter rhythms.

'Myth 'will be available Jan 2017 on ADAGIO830.

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