Minor Crisis releases Temple today, and HM has paired with the band to premiere “Broken Roads,” the newest track from their debut record, available NOW. We featured Minor Crisis back in 2013, and recently reviewed the full length, saying “it will be remembered as an important (album). There is a new noise in the air. It’s not fake-’80s throwback noise, but rather legitimate production polishing up what an old Beastie Boys album would sound like in the era of Miley Cyrus.”
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