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And The Broken released new download single "Puttin' Out Fires (HURT)"

Måns Katsler: drums; harmony vocals Conny Fridh: electric bass guitar; harmony vocals Linus Lindvall: electric 6-string and baritone guitar; harmony vocals Johan Hellsten: electric 6 and 12-string guitar Tobias Borelius: lead vocals

"Puttin' Out Fires" is the sixth and final release in the "Panther"-series. The final chapter, if you will, in the first era of And The Broken. The previous releases have flirted with both Byrdsian power-pop and 80’s post-punk. "Puttin' Out Fires" moves towards late 90’s Blur via Scary Monsters-era Bowie; someone thought that frontman Tobias sounded like the singer of Xiu Xiu. The riffing from guitarists Johan and Linus draw on equal proportions of Robert Fripp and Keith Richards. Unrestricted noise making-galore. Loads of energy, frustration and, as always sugar coated melodies and angelic vocal arrangements.

"Puttin' Out Fires (HURT)" was released in streaming format on August 18.

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