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REVIEW: A Spiderland for a new generation, Seluah’s long-gestating first full-length album is nothing short of a masterpiece.

A hypothetical soundtrack for a chilling, sexed-up Nicholas Ray film noir filled with double-crossings, misbegotten sex and stolen money,

Red Parole is a precise, sensual overload of cutting riffs, floating rhythms and haunting vocals. While the well-sequenced album progresses

with a steady tone, close inspection reveals that every note has been carefully placed and executed. Some songs begin slowly, building up

steam until they explode with just the right amount of ferocity; “Hell and Back,” with its galloping, rockabilly-in-the-Old-West pace,

is the most obvious exception to what could be called Seluah’s formula, while some (especially closer “Elysian Fields”) will haunt you

for a long, beautiful time. If you only trust LEO once this year, this is that time. BY PETER BERKOWITZ | LEO MAGAZINE

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