From the debut romper indie rock album "Sifting Through The Rubble," the haunting song "The Day The Clown Cried" features guest harmonies from Laetitia Sadier (Stereolab). Violin by Savannah Jo Lack.

The Day The Clown Cried

From the debut romper indie rock album "Sifting Through The Rubble," the song "Corporation Nation" sizzles with timely socio/political themes. 

Corporation Nation

From the debut romper indie rock album "Sifting Through The Rubble," the song "The Neighborhood" features guest harmonies from Wendy Flower (Wendy & Bonnie). 

The Neighborhood

From the debut romper indie rock album "Sifting Through The Rubble," the song "No Way Out" features guest harmonies from Wendy Flower (Wendy & Bonnie). 

No Way Out

From the debut romper indie rock album "Sifting Through The Rubble," the song "Little Ball of Hate" ironically depicts man's place in the universe.

Little Ball of Hate

From the debut romper indie rock album "Sifting Through The Rubble," the satiric, post-apocalyptic title track features guest harmonies from Wendy Flower (Wendy & Bonnie). 

Sifting Through The Rubble

From the debut romper indie rock album "Sifting Through The Rubble," the haunting, atmospheric song "Last Man On Earth."

Last Man On Earth

From the debut romper indie rock album "Sifting Through The Rubble," the sunny ska-rock of "Contemplating Suicide."

Contemplating Suicide

From the debut romper indie rock album "Sifting Through The Rubble," the haunting song "Undertow" features guest harmonies from Wendy Flower (Wendy & Bonnie). 

Undertow

From the debut romper indie rock album "Sifting Through The Rubble," the wistfully yearning,  song "Somewhere In The Stars" features ethereal guest harmonies from Wendy Flower (Wendy & Bonnie). 

Somewhere in the Stars

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