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Magnetic Owls – Live Review: Incendiary Night of Harmony and fury. The Magnetic Owls don’t just play shows—they detonate them. On a night that felt like pure combustion, Nicola (guitar/vocals), Rani (bass/vocals) and Kaitlin (drums) tore through their debut material with the kind of unhinged joy that makes you forget the room has walls.nThe set opened with the clipped riff and playground-taunt choruses of “I Taught You How to Sword Fight,” Nicola and Rani already airborne, hair flying, voices locked in that Mamas-and-Papas-via-Ramones blend the album promised. By the time they hit “Flys or Mice” and “I Don’t Trust Your Computer,” the crowd was chanting along to every paranoid hook while the floor bounced under Kaitlin’s relentless drive.nMid-set they leaned into the lusher side without losing an ounce of velocity: “Pocket Bucket” and “You Hate My Shame” stacked those bright, close harmonies over lean, three-chord charge, the vocals soaring even as the band kept sprinting. “Don’t Scratch My Back” was pure velocity—ninety seconds of pure sprint that left everyone breathless—before “Breakfast with Bob” closed the night on a lingering, almost tender harmony that somehow still felt dangerous.
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