Priests Announce Split for ‘Foreseeable Future’
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Washington, D.C., punk outfit will play final show in New York City on New Year's Eve
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Song You Need to Know: Priests’ Disco Cover of Danzig’s ‘Mother’
Posted in: Music NewsD.C. band turns a metal classic into intense disco
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Priests Are Not a Punk Band
Posted in: Music FeaturesWashington, D.C., group nearly self-destructed on the way to making their brilliant, challenging new album
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Review: Priests Blow Up American Myths with New Fervor on ‘The Seduction of Kansas’
Posted in: Album ReviewsOn their second LP, Washington D.C. band lights out into wide-open new territory
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D.C. Punks Priests Detail New Album, ‘The Seduction of Kansas’
Posted in: Music NewsHear the first single from the band's second LP, due out April 5th
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How D.C. Protest-Punks Priests Are Fighting Fascism on Their Own Terms
Posted in: Music FeaturesQuartet talks refining their sound on new debut LP 'Nothing Feels Natural,' searching for "a way forward" in a troubling age
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Hear the 50 Best New Artists of 2014
Posted in: Music NewsThe year's biggest and brightest newcomers from rock, country, hip-hop, EDM and beyond
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Bodies and Control and Money and Power
Posted in: Album ReviewsThey're young, they're rude, they're mad and they mean it. The Washington, D.C., kids in Priests […]
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