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<\/a><\/figure><\/div>\n\n\nHOME FRONT<\/strong> holds on to a particular kind of passion. The sort of thing that guides you – like a climbing vine steadily blanketing your bests and worsts, cutting through changes and impasses; victory and loss. This passion, their drive, is what makes a record like Watch It Die<\/em><\/strong>, their latest full-length for La Vida Es Un Mus<\/strong>, feel just right. For decades the duo’s Graeme MacKinnon <\/strong>and Clint Frazier<\/strong> have embedded themselves in grass roots music making, community building, and the overpowering ebbs and flows of diy punk. With Home Front<\/strong>, formed in 2020, they\u2019ve given their lifetime of experience a chance to distil and then power into this musically omnipotent project which equally conjures textured Tangerine Dream sounds in a film montage, or the pummelling soundtrack to the first steps taken towards winning the fight of your life.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Its lead single \u201cLight Sleeper\u201d<\/strong> sends energy waves rattling through speakers with all the urgency and volume of post punk\/new wave\/street punk. The track is available alongside its video which features a cast of characters including Home Front touring members Brandi Strauss<\/strong> (bass), Ian Rowley<\/strong> (guitar), and Warren Oostlander<\/strong> (drums).<\/p>\n\n\n\n