The Brooklyn based quartet are set to release their record this Friday, December 1st, an album that's full of twists, turns, yelps, and warbling aggression. Built on twang and focused feedback, High Pony's twitchy sound captures the emotions of a hard fought fresh start after a lengthy time of poor choices.
Washington, DC's Dove Lady have already released one of the year's best albums in the form of One, but the band's alphabetical series of EPs must continue and we're thrilled to share the latest installment, E. The series allows the duo to create with complete freedom and without pressure, an ongoing voyage into the depths of their elastic post-punk and experimental creativity.
The Today/Tomorrow EP, comprised of "Waking Up On Time" and "Going To Sleep On Time," act as a parallel, a pair of heartbreaking songs that divide their sentiments between self-hate and self-improvement. Just as Fatato's lyrics slow drip depression on "Waking Up," there's an understanding that things will be better on "Going To Sleep," but it isn't any easier.
The band rip and convulse like a wild animal, unleashed and rabid, scraping and gnashing it's teeth with ear-bleeding distortion and violent rhythmic shifts. At the center of their blistering attack is Natty Morrison, the band's charismatic frontman; part brilliant poet, part psychotic carnival barker.
Washington, DC's Beware of the Dangers is a new project from Young Rapids' Dan Gleason and he's brought along some familiar faces for the ride. The record is billed as a "psychedelic protest record of sorts," focusing on the collective confusion and anger that stem from our current political climate.
