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Protomartyr: Relatives In Descent (Indie Exclusive Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP Blue Note Records sound that grew out ofDetroit four piece Protomartyr channel the chugging motorik rhythm and dark atmosphere of UK post punk acts Wire, The Fall and The Pop Group (who recently collaborated with the band for a live 40th anniversary celebration of Rough Trade Records), filtered through a greasy spigot of homegrown Motor City proto punk. Relatives In Descent, their Domino debut, absorbs these influences plus a dose of The Raincoats and Mica Levi for good measure, resulting