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HEALTH Live at the Mojave Tent Coachella

In stark contrast to last night’s Animal Collective debacle, HEALTH intelligently straddled the line between experimental noise and dancible electro. Alternating singers, smartly cued sequencing and intense rhythms made this almost an anarco version of Sigur Ros. It’s no wonder Trent Reznor picked them to open some of the final Nine Inch Nails shows along with Mew.

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