Duster aren&#8217;t the only band rising from the dead this week. Melbourne garage-punks Eddy Current Suppression Ring are releasing their first album in nearly a decade, the cheekily-titled All In Good Time, also a worthwhile listen. They&#8217;re both recent examples of bands coming back after an extended absence to fanfare by those that have continued…

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