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MINTY LIES

In “Minty Lies,” Civic Hush delivers a surprisingly upbeat, gravelly rejection of industrial hygiene. It’s a song about reclaiming the […]

In “Forever Stain Blue,” Civic Hush pivots from the visible “metal sky” to the invisible enemy lurking in the “broken

In “Feed the Nation (With What),” Civic Hush delivers a gut-punching critique of the wasteland’s food supply. This isn’t just

In “Dancehall Déjà Vu,” Civic Hush tackles the destabilization of memory itself. Using the “Mandela Effect” as a focal point,

In “Chaff in the Sky,” Civic Hush delivers a heavy, rhythmic warning about the atmospheric manipulation choking Sector 8. Her

If Chip O’Gamma’s “Weather Balloon Blues” was a polite request to ignore the sky, Civic Hush’s “Blue Lights Before the

If the radio waves start to feel heavy—like the air before a lightning strike—you’ve tuned into Civic Hush. She isn’t

In “Weather Balloon Blues,” Chip O’Gamma delivers the ultimate manual for looking at a UFO and seeing a government-approved inflatable.

In “Wasteland Weather Report,” Chip O’Gamma takes on the role of the world’s most unbothered meteorologist. While a normal forecaster

In “They Could Tune Us Right,” Chip O’Gamma finally pulls back the curtain on the “frequency warfare” of Sector 8,