They Live In My Head LP (Color) fg_Label_Eone Rea spoke in-depth with Osborne

Rea spoke in-depth with Osborne about and the difficulties she and her family faced when coming to America from Mexico seeking asylum

and straightforward lyrics about mundane topics

19” is a 53 minute

but it’s not really an acoustic album at all

I just wanted to be showered in sound

They Live In My Head LP (Color) fg_Label_Eone Rea spoke in-depth with OsborneBush Tetras have made punk music at the fringes for over four decades. Flashes of reggae, bursts of noise, guitars that rattle, shake and snake, born out of a gutter behind CBGBs. Over the years they have respawned time and time again, contorting their sound, tweaking the vision, remaining singular and indispensable. In the late 2010s the groupPat Place, Cynthia Sley, and Dee Popreformed again, releasing an EP, Take the Fall, in 2018. It was their