“Strange DNA’s debut single ‘CRY’ blends dark electronic pop, synthpop and cinematic textures into an emotional story of identity, isolation and transformation — introducing a visual world where the strange parts of ourselves become sources of power.”
“Strange DNA’s debut single ‘CRY’ blends dark electronic pop, synthpop and cinematic textures into an emotional story of identity, isolation and transformation — introducing a visual world where the strange parts of ourselves become sources of power.”
Candy Cigarettes, the latest from Leon III, is a sit-down, headphones-on, 41-minute kind of album. It blends trippy, sunbaked psychedelia with slow, dusty, pedal-steel country, plus a Grateful Dead streak that never gets too jammy. Andy Stepanian discusses the landscape the band creates, the importance of sequencing, and being accused of packing too many musical nuggets into the songs.
Candy Cigarettes, the latest from Leon III, is a sit-down, headphones-on, 41-minute kind of album. It blends trippy, sunbaked psychedelia with slow, dusty, pedal-steel country, plus a Grateful Dead streak that never gets too jammy. Andy Stepanian discusses the landscape the band creates, the importance of sequencing, and being accused of packing too many musical nuggets into the songs.
As Rowdy Roddy Piper noted, there’s a time for chewing gum and for expressing yourself, and Cindy Lawson’s plum out of gum. That’s the best way to explain her loud, punk & proud EP, LONG LIVE THE RESISTANCE!, a snarling blast of Minnesota not-so-nice addressed to the jackbooted interlopers of ICE.
As Rowdy Roddy Piper noted, there’s a time for chewing gum and for expressing yourself, and Cindy Lawson’s plum out of gum. That’s the best way to explain her loud, punk & proud EP, LONG LIVE THE RESISTANCE!, a snarling blast of Minnesota not-so-nice addressed to the jackbooted interlopers of ICE.
