She Has A Funny Walk

"Tell Me Why"  by The Electric Mess, from the album "Falling Off the Face of the Earth" (Groovie, LP/CD, iTunes).  www.theelectricmess.com. Find us on Facebook.

Tell Me Why

"Another electrifying collection of 13 fast-and-furious neo-garage/quasi-psychedelic pounders. Though the group is a self-proclaimed “mess,” there is nothing slapdash about this tight little unit." 
                                                      - Steve Terrell, Santa Fe New Mexican

The Beast Is You (2018)

Read You Your Rights

It Happens All The Time

The Beast Is You

No One Gets Out Alive

I'm Gone

House On Fire

She Got Fangs

Beat Skipping Heart

There's Nothing You Can Do

The Thing That Wouldn't Leave

Winding Stairs

You Never Come Around Anymore

The Electric Mess

Mondo Bongo

"Don't Take Your Bad Trip Out on Me" from "Falling Off the Face of the Earth," the new album from The Electric Mess, available at www.theelectricmess.com and iTunes download.

Don't Take Your Bad Trip Out on Me

"Third Degree Burn" from "Falling Off the Face of the Earth," the new album from The Electric Mess, available at www.theelectricmess.com and iTunes download.

Third Degree Burn

1. TOO FAR (D. Crow): West Coast-y folk/psych with layered guitars, mystical vibes, and soaring vocal harmonies.
 
2. BAD MAN (D. Davidson): Tough Brit-Invasion-type R&B, reminiscent of Pretty Things, CCR or Nuggets.
 
3. LAST CALL (D. Crow): Dark psych pop with haunting choruses and break.  
 
4. CESSPOOL (D. Davidson): New wave garage punk satirizes the joy of conformity and groupthink.    
 
5. CITY SUN (E. Crow): A dystopian proto-punk ripper.  
 
6. SPEED OF LIGHT (D. Davidson): A space metal/punk barn burner.  
 
7. LASERBRAIN (D. Crow): Acid-fried guitars slow jam with swirling organs.
 
8. BEFORE THE WORLD BLOWS UP (E. Crow): Surf punk that asks a serious question for today.
 
9. STRANGE WORDS (D. Crow): Blue Cheer, The Stooges and Blue Oyster Cult have an angry love child.
 
10. AFTER THE MONEY'S GONE (D. Davidson): Mellower psych that darkens with time and repeat-listening.
 
THE ELECTRIC MESS:
Esther Crow (vocals, rhythm guitar, percussion)- Oweinama Biu (keyboards, vocals)- Dan Crow (guitar, percussion) - Derek Davidson (bass, percussion) - Alan J. Camlet (drums, vocals, percussion)
 
Recorded at Hoboken Recorders (Hoboken, NJ) - engineered and mixed by Alan J. Camlet
Mastered by Jim Diamond – Art and design by Elena Fox

The Electric Mess

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