Partition is back with the sludgy new single "And A Bruise Can Come From Good Times Too," an almost antithesis to the band's "debut" single released last month. With its ethereal fuzzed-out guitars and hypnotic drums, bandleader Taylor Nice takes us along as they describe a relationship that soured. Taylor uses the song's title as a lead-in to the chorus where they layout the score. Partition draws heavily on the macabre psychedelic rock of the grunge era. You feel uneasy as "And A Bruise Can Come From Good Times Too" moves seamlessly between its dissonant single-note guitar lines and clattering full band arrangements. And a Bruise Can Come From Good Times Too by PARTITION Along with the single, Partition released a lyric video full of startling religious iconography, which is in line with Taylor's personal brand of chaotic irreverence. The video cuts between shots of Taylor bleeding from the nose and religious figures with blood on...