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LA Takedown - Our Feeling Of Natural High country punk croons love and loss fromWhen L. A. Takedown hovers over one's ear hairs for the first time, so much is communicated without a word there are patient, capable hands at the wheel as one phantoms through a neon Los Angeles of the mind, a Los Angeles that only three harmonized electric guitars can conjure, with a sunset so infinitely variegated in color that only synthetic washes of synth could serve as a fainting couch. Studio magic dust seems to drip off these android dreams