Dulls Dulls S T EP Reviewed by Joseph Murphy In recent years, psych, shoegaze and 90s-era indie rock have all been revisited, dismantled, and rebuilt but, every now and then, a band emerges from the wash with a refreshing take on the sound, recalling more than their idols� guitar tones and teen angst. With their self-titled EP, out on limited tapes this past January, Philadelphia, PA�s Dulls treads some new ground over the course of four long-for-pop songs � hazy, doleful rock that recalls some current favorites and many past heavy rotations. Though peers have often taken alternate routes, Dulls explores the subtler side � minimalist rather than maximalist (think Galaxie 500 or Black Tambourine) � and it works well for them as they, in turn, favor inventive structure and the natural voices of their instruments over oblique noise washes. Of course, Dulls is still willing to unleash a lead that drips with reverb and delay, but, as a whole, they pace themselves, welcoming punk bite and ps...