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Pixel Grip "Percepticide: The Death" country Powers’ singular voice always glowsPercepticide: The Death of Reality follows a series of acclaimed singles including Reason to Stay, Split, Stamina and Bet You Do. Co produced with Joo Joo Ashworth (ICE WALL, SASAMI, King Tuff), and written over three years between Los Angeles and Chicago, Percepticide: The Death of Reality is a raw excavation of trauma, catharsis, and rebirth. The trio, comprised of Rita Lukea (vocals), Jonathon Freund (synth), and Tyler Ommen (drums), put forth