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Defying typical punk brevity, “Panther Panther” relies on hypnotic percussion, sharp guitar textures, and an escalating sense of controlled chaos. Not since The Shins has a band put New Mexico’s indie scene on the map with such distinct stylistic ambition. Purse Thief delivers a bold, rhythmically complex statement that bridges raw underground energy with expansive world-music influences. “Panther Panther” is available to stream on all major digital music platforms today.
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