"... passe dans l'indifference generale." (((NEXTCLUES))) ... marc laurick is best known as bassist for post-punk "icons", bunnydrums. so it should stand to reason that his trio were at first "flatteringly pegged a wire/buzzcocks hybrid".
but having performed everything from bluegrass with skip heller to free-jazz with byard lancaster, the band's absorbed a broader, deeper, and decidedly pre-'77 catalog. with recent comparisons being drawn instead to john cale ... the music reveals elements of thompson-esque, electric folk, even the music hall surrealism of scott walker, while the eye-of-the-storm vocal delivery and artful, lyrical blurs often collide with quotes from jaques brel or harry nilsson. "post-punk" indeed." (((YELP)))
