\r\nThe punk influences of the band are more than obvious on one hand, yet in a groovy/stoner rock mood. How come? They have accomplished to combine in an intelligent way the two basic musical directions on which album is based, that in theory are not that relative. Practically, though, a little bit dirty/aggressive feeling in the vocal parts, a little bit the metal/stoner guitars and the rhythms that play in both fields grounds, and the guys from Long Island present to us an album for specific taste in music, which, though, can appeal a wider audience as well. The cd contains also the 4 tracks (Loneliness Is Pure, Dense, Haze, Unknown Waiting) from their self-titled EP, remastered.
\r\nThe band is on the road all the time as they inform us via their webpage, becoming more popular and gaining new fans. Another experiment or an attitude, the future will tell.\r\n
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\r\nNicoleta Sarantou\r\n
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\r\nLine up:
\r\nKerry - Vocals/Megaphone/Lincoln Lovemaking
\r\nJason A.K.A. Pantalone Morone- Guitar/Puck Stopping/Brown Pants Wearing
\r\nHarry - Bass/Striped Shirts/Chihuahua Turds
\r\nChristian - Drums/Frowning/Annoying Stick Exercising \r\n
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