Minneapolis alt-pop five-piece Poliça have announced the full-length follow-up to 2013’s phenomenal Shulamith, a new effort titled United Crushers that’s set to release on March 4, 2016 through Mom + Pop. To coincide with the release details, the band has shared the album’s fantastic lead single, “Lime Habit,” with a wonderfully weird accompanying video, directed […]
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Poliça Announce ‘United Crushers,’ stream lead single
November 13th, 2015 
Brian Leak 
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Tags: Lime Habit, Mom + Pop, new album, poliça, Shulamith, single stream, tour, United Crushers 
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Watch Polica’s Mesmerizing Music Video for “Raw Exit”
June 12th, 2014 Nina Corcoran Last month we got word that synthpop group Polica were putting out a new EP titled Raw Exit. The title track is a dark, dreamy synth piece that showed the band going in a heavier direction. With striking visuals and constant movement, the new music video for that track has us locked in on the band. The […]
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Polica Announce New EP ‘Raw Exit’ With Stream Of Title Track
May 13th, 2014 Tyler Hanan Poliça, the impressive pop quintet out of Minneapolis, have announced the follow-up to last year’s well-regarded Shulamith. Well, it’s a follow-up of sorts. The new EP, bearing the title Raw Exit, will be released as part of a deluxe Shulamith re-release package. This EP is intended as a “postscript” to the group’s sophomore effort, appropriately appended to the end of […]
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Watch Polica’s Music Video For “I Need $” & “So Leave”
January 23rd, 2014 Kriston McConnell I love pop. Not Lady Gaga or Katy Perry pop (not that I don’t enjoy them occasionally). I’m talking about indie pop or synth pop like Dresses and Chvrches. One of those artists that have been a favorite of mine recently is Polica. This past October they dropped their sophomore album, Shulamith, via Totally Gross […]
Watch: Poliça Perform On ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’
December 18th, 2013 Kendra Beltran Last night Poliça took over Jimmy Kimmel Live! with one of their own and a synth-pop version of a Lesley Gore classic. In support of their sophomore album, Shulamith, Poliça put the audience under their spell with “Spilling Lines.” After that they did a cover of “You Don’t Own Me.” If you’re stuck wondering what […]
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Stream Poliça’s New Album, ‘Shulamith,’ In Full
October 14th, 2013 Kriston McConnell If you haven’t listened to the adorable frontwoman singing in the indie pop group known as Poliça before, then today is the day you should check them out. They are currently poised to release their sophomore album, Shulamith, in just a little over a week from now, on October 22. They decided to partner up […]
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Sounds Familiar: Week 2
October 16th, 2012 Julia McAlpine Continuing our expansion of original content, Under The Gun Review presents its latest column, Sounds Familiar, dedicated to trawling the world and web for the latest remixes, redos, and reminiscent bits that our newest columnist Julia McAlpine finds appealing. Be prepared for some diversity in your music library. The songs may not be new, but they […]
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