- Digital
Decliner
Cut Rate
Texture Records
- Cat No: TXTRLP001
- Release: 2026-09-18
- updated:
Track List
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1. Decliner - $5.99 Special
00:04:45 -
2. Decliner - Roulette
00:05:08 -
3. Decliner - Pull Tabs
00:03:50 -
4. Decliner - Capsized
00:06:13 -
5. Decliner - Lighter Than a Breath
00:04:32 -
6. Decliner - Slipped Gear
00:04:24 -
7. Decliner - Honky Tonk Boy
00:04:23 -
8. Decliner - Dead End
00:02:50
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Cut Rate is the debut LP from Detroit-based techno punk band Decliner. Written and recorded over the span of several years, the music reveals a sludgier, darker, and more industrial sound, representing a marked departure from their raw and thrashy roots.
Cut Rate is an album that lives at the edge of potential... a fever-dream where danger, uncertainty, and reckless hope collide. With dark humor, underdog grit, and flashes of raw beauty, it moves like someone risking everything - bravely, boldly, sometimes foolishly.
Intimate yet volatile, Cut Rate balances vulnerability and strength, chaos and tenderness. It unfolds like a roll of the dice, a shot in the dark, a chance that you can't walk away from.
Produced by Steven Stavropoulos, the record delivers hellish, intricately designed soundscapes that establish the bedrock of each track. Tim Barrett's guitar adds a dense layer of emotion throughout, elevating the music and further establishing the record's stylistic ambiguity. Rob Luzynski's vocals are at once tortured, brazen, and ridiculous, an anti-hero winking at the abyss, telling stories that no one should live by but that we all may learn from.
Cut Rate is an album that lives at the edge of potential... a fever-dream where danger, uncertainty, and reckless hope collide. With dark humor, underdog grit, and flashes of raw beauty, it moves like someone risking everything - bravely, boldly, sometimes foolishly.
Intimate yet volatile, Cut Rate balances vulnerability and strength, chaos and tenderness. It unfolds like a roll of the dice, a shot in the dark, a chance that you can't walk away from.
Produced by Steven Stavropoulos, the record delivers hellish, intricately designed soundscapes that establish the bedrock of each track. Tim Barrett's guitar adds a dense layer of emotion throughout, elevating the music and further establishing the record's stylistic ambiguity. Rob Luzynski's vocals are at once tortured, brazen, and ridiculous, an anti-hero winking at the abyss, telling stories that no one should live by but that we all may learn from.
