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    "airdate": "2025-12-08T21:07:00-08:00",
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    "artist": "Eros + Masacre",
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    "comment": "“Carlos Emiliano” plays like a fragment of an underground film: tense, noirish, and slightly surreal. Eros + Masacre draw on post-punk and noise-rock textures—angular guitars, rumbling low end, and a drum sound that feels both roomy and oppressive. The arrangement moves in waves, shifting from sparse, suspenseful passages to denser, almost chaotic sections where feedback and distortion threaten to swallow the melody. Vocals weave in and out rather than dominating, adding narrative hints and emotional spikes while leaving plenty of room for interpretation. The track title suggests a character study, and the music supports that idea: it feels like a psychological portrait rendered in sound, full of unresolved tension and flashes of violence. Little concrete information is publicly available about the band, which actually enhances the sense of mystery; the song stands on its own as a cryptic, immersive piece of dark guitar music.\nListen: https://open.spotify.com/search/Eros%20%2B%20Masacre%20Carlos%20Emiliano",
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