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Anthem Facility – Left To Defend

  • September 19, 2011
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We recently introduced to you all New York-based producer Stephen Hermann and vocalist Meltai Malay, the duo behind Anthem Facility, with the release of their single "Trace."

Earmilk is now proud to premiere Anthem Facility's newest track, "Left to Defend," from the outfit's recently released, debut EP, Trace, out now on Hermann's Exro.FM.

"Left To Defend" expands on Anthem Facility's vibrant sound, but replaces the catchiness found on "Trace" with subdued and spacious soundscapes that can be related to acts like Zero 7 and other trip-hop artists.

According too the band's publicist at Audible Treats, Hermann cites The Velvet Underground as an influence in the writing of "Left To Defend."

Listen and download "Left To Defend" below and make sure to check out Trace via Exro.FM.

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