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Release Radar: Post Sex Nachos Go Big (and Bad) on their Latest Album

Post Sex Nachos is still one of the best band names in indie rock, and it's still doing a disservice to how much this Midwest outfit can wreck you emotionally in under four minutes. Their new album Big Bad is out in a matter of weeks, and it might be the most vulnerable thing they've put their name on yet—which, for a band that turns anxiety spirals into songs you can dance to, is saying something.

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Post Sex Nachos is still one of the best band names in indie rock, and it's still doing a disservice to how much this Midwest outfit can wreck you emotionally in under four minutes.

Their new album Big Bad is out in a matter of weeks, and it might be the most vulnerable thing they've put their name on yet—which, for a band that turns anxiety spirals into songs you can dance to, is...

Formed by Sammy Elfanbaum and Chase Mueller, Post Sex Nachos built their reputation the old-fashioned way: relentless […] The post Release Radar:

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Post Sex Nachos is still one of the best band names in indie rock, and it's still doing a disservice to how much this Midwest outfit can wreck you emotionally in under four minutes. Their new album Big Bad is out in a matter of weeks, and it might be the most vulnerable thing they've put their name on yet—which, for a band that turns anxiety spirals into songs you can dance to, is saying something. Formed by Sammy Elfanbaum and Chase Mueller, Post Sex Nachos built their reputation the old-fashioned way: relentless […] The post Release Radar:

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