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Fawn Spots

Based away of York, England, Fawn Places was shaped in 2011 being a duo of Jonathan Meager and Oliver Grabowski, acquiring cues from both antagonistic experimental artists and early hardcore works like Black colored Flag to strive toward an unpleasant, loud punk sound. The duo self-released several EPs of materials in those start, but quickly matured using a much less confrontational approach, combining the fury of hardcore works as well as the somber, faraway songwriting of rings like Hüsker Dü, Rites of Springtime, Joy Department, and various other flagship performers that pressed the limitations of punk with intellect rather than volume. The music group shuffled through some lineup adjustments until Grabowski and Meager had been eventually joined up with by drummer Paddy Carley. The trio proved helpful tirelessly, creating a sound that drew impact from many different spectrums of punk and various other revolutionary cultural actions, ultimately issuing their debut full-length, From Safer Place, in springtime 2015.

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