- Lo-fi
- DIY
- Alternative rock
- Indie rock
- Psych-rock
- Electronic
- Americana
Comment:
the combo which were previously being known as The Litter come out of
Houston, Texas, USA consisting of members of The Strangelet
Disasters. Their 9-notch release is a tight mix of simplistic, even
primitive chords and structure, rough harmonies and uncanny
psychedelic sensitivity. First listening times of it may seem a bit
inferior but the more you are listening to it the more you get the
charm out of it. Especially good are those circling
electronic/marimba progressions within the guitar noise thus
reminding of such post-rock combos as The Dylan Group, and Tortoise
but there are also up galvanised guitar-based dodges. And those hazy synth compartments as if coming out of the 80s yet chiming truly
retro-futuristic and contemporary in a dreamy way (as if being
produced by Daniel Lopatin, for instance). Although it is not an
example of roots music it is somehow indirectly influenced by it so
you can say it certainly comes out of the United States after hearing
the first chords of it. The issue is a part of the discography of
Reverse Engine.
