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Pain to Power proves that Maruja can create jazz-punk catharsis in long-form
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Campus Times
From the jump, “Pain to Power” stings with rage.
Then comes “Born to Die,” the longest track that nearly defines “Pain to Power” as something more than the sum of its parts.
It takes no time to remind you Maruja can still uncage unbridled chaos when they feel like it.
Throughout “Pain to Power,” Maruja shows incredible strengths.
“Pain to Power” stands as a remarkable debut from a band that’s already lived in the intensity of live shows and EPs.
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