Back in March, Wired Euphoria’s “Lifestyle” felt like a pressure valve bursting open. It charged forward on distortion, anxiety, and restless momentum, capturing the chaotic noise of modern existence with the urgency of a band determined to outrun its own thoughts. The guitars roared, the drums refused to sit still, and beneath all that fuzz and feedback lurked a narrator trying to make sense of a world that seemed permanently set to overload. Now, with “Poltergeist Shopping,

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