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A Nihilist Noise Artist Just Dropped a Track Called “Myrtle Ave-Broadway”

Myrtle Broadway can be a dark, timeless abyss sometimes—especially during rush hour

By Bushwick Daily Culture Desk

Feb. 10, 2016 · 1 min read

Arts & Culture

A Nihilist Noise Artist Just Dropped a Track Called “Myrtle Ave-Broadway”

Myrtle Broadway can be a dark, timeless abyss sometimes—especially during rush hour

Bushwick Daily Culture Desk February 10, 2016Feb 10, 2016 · 1 min read

Myrtle Broadway can be a dark, timeless abyss sometimes—especially during rush hour. So it’s no surprise Brooklyn’s nihilist experimental producer Dreamcrusher titled their latest track “Myrtle Ave-Broadway.”

The frenetic, swarming synths evoke Death Grips : they scream and thrash through eight minutes of aggressive noise. Chaotic melodies spiral down and collapse over a slow hip-hop beat. It leaves…

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