Do you wanna know? (Yes I wanna know)

This one is heavy and angsty.  There's a cool horn part in there.

The Shit That I Eat

The 2nd full length album from Kansas City rock punk synth band The Electric Lungs

Surgical Malfunction

Blink 2x

A quirky fun filled romp through the future of bio socialism

Illium Works

A creeptasticly poppy piano heavy narrative of murder and regret.


Catching Up

 ...energetic, punk-tinged, keyboard rock. Tripp Kirby fronts the bursting arrangements with the overzealous spasticity of a carnival barker. His voice is perfect for these songs, his moments of tenderness and sincerity in songs like “Every Ending” and “Eternal Smile” equally as effective as his red throated scream-singing in “Illium Works” and “(It’s not the) Bones That You Break.” The rhythm section of Marc Bollinger and Eric Jones does more than just lay the foundation. Together they shape and manipulate the dynamics of these songs, building and breaking them down to great effectiveness. The wildcard is the final gloss applied by Jason Ulanet’s keyboard work. Whether synth, horn, or a just simple piano, he further propels these songs into another category. In the end, you end up with something punky, something rockabilly, something proggy, sort of like Yes and Black Flag sharing a Bloody Mary at Brian Setzer’s wine mixer. Zach Hodson/The Deli KC

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