Out now: Native America's Grown Up Wrong

admin · 11-26-2014, 03:31 PM

From the handclaps and muted, murky shuffle on album opener "Rabo," Native America's Grown Up Wrong plunges into the kind of swampy garage-pop you'd expect from south Louisiana. Brother Martin and Loyola University grad Ross Farbe turned his bedroom project into a full outfit with bassist John St. Cyr and drummer Ray Micarelli, and*its full-length is out now on Inflated Records (home of*Bass Drum of Death and Speedy Ortiz).

Grown Up Wrong*picks up and dusts off Nuggets-worthy rock 'n' roll and psychedelic pop, lovingly treated with a liberal dose of reverb, recorded to tape and worth spinning between The Barbarians and The Black Lips.

Following a monthlong fall tour and an album release show at One Eyed Jacks, Gambit caught up with Farbe and St. Cyr over coffee.? [ Read more ]

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admin Site Admin Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,971 Blog Entries: 2	Out now: Native America's Grown Up Wrong From the handclaps and muted, murky shuffle on album opener "Rabo," Native America's Grown Up Wrong plunges into the kind of swampy garage-pop you'd expect from south Louisiana. Brother Martin and Loyola University grad Ross Farbe turned his bedroom project into a full outfit with bassist John St. Cyr and drummer Ray Micarelli, andits full-length is out now on Inflated Records (home ofBass Drum of Death and Speedy Ortiz). Grown Up Wrongpicks up and dusts off Nuggets-worthy rock 'n' roll and psychedelic pop, lovingly treated with a liberal dose of reverb, recorded to tape and worth spinning between The Barbarians and The Black Lips. Following a monthlong fall tour and an album release show at One Eyed Jacks, Gambit* caught up with Farbe and St. Cyr over coffee.? [ Read more ] [ Subscribe to the comments on this story ]