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It’s difficult to call Dumb veterans, but in the high turnover Vancouver indie scene, any band nearing a decade of consistent music-making surely deserves some respect. The punk outfit’s latest album, last year’s Pray 4 Tomorrow, proves that their well has certainly not run dry, and may have been hiding gold all along. While 2018’s Club Nites was a cut above the average Bandcamp rock release, its in-your-face stylings wore slightly thin as the band settled into a comfortable sonic palate. In comparison, P4T’s first track, “Foot Control,” with its earworm bass line and angular guitar interplay, shows just how much the band has grown in the intervening four years. “Pull Me Up” might be Dumb’s first radio-ready hit— its effortless slacker riff hiding a bevy of hooks which make it a perfect fit for parties, car rides and summer playlists. “Strange is the Morning” finds the band flirting unabashedly with

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