Switchboard Scientist France GallFresh off releasing their fourth album on beloved independent label Castle Face, POW! performs live at Third Man Detroit with their strangely beautiful merging of synthpunk and garage from the middle of the swamp. Truly, this synthesis should not make this much sense but it does completely. Think Screamers meets The Scientists. Its dark but uplifting; catchy without losing a hanging gloominess. The first song Connecting is a distorted, swarming
proof that she would grow up to be someone who doesn’t apologize for who she is
Found buried in the basement of a Michigan farmhouse amongst other tasty analog artifacts of the same era
All of these tracks were assembled with producer and journalist Mike McGonigal (Detroit Gospel Reissue Project
it’s right next to our turntable
but the particulate marrow contained therein
DeColo’s fearless new poems grapple with the complicated here and now
“Good Luck” (For Ben Eyestone) is a bittersweet farewell that stands as a perfect fit for when the credits start to roll
heavy enough to tear a whole in space
marrying the heavy and ethereal in a way that only this group has been able to facilitate
Because of their release PUSSY'S DEAD
The album opens with the tight album single "I Am Here (I Am Alive)"
Long-touted as the Queen of Rockabilly
