Mundell Lowe Blues for a Stripper Plain black insanity ("The Frayed Ends Of

insanity ("The Frayed Ends Of Sanity") and his own troubled childhood ("Dyers Eve")

the band wrote an almost entirely new batch of songs that captured the same pop highs as The Cars while sounding different in some important ways

their idea of garage rock revival isn't very reverent and the nine songs cover a lot of ground

Drenched in industrial grime and electronic chaos

Rachel Sermanni

Mundell Lowe Blues for a Stripper Plain black insanity ("The Frayed Ends OfBeyond hip! From cool jazz to hard bop. This extraordinary soundtrack, featuring many of the finest jazz musicians this side of anywhere, is a collection of small ensemble and large band arrangements so perfectly indicative of its era. Its beyond hip and runs the gamut from cool jazz to hard bop. Moreover, it authorized the virtuosic freedom of the best of New Yorks jazz community. The swingingly cinematic score was commissioned for a Sexploitation