From the mind of Rusty Dungan, Justice of the Unicorns play songs that touch the heart and tickle the soul. Based out of Brooklyn, NY, their sound is equal parts indie-rock, folk and pop. Sounds like Neil Young and Tom Petty backed by The Flaming Lips singing Shel Silverstein lyrics. Angels with Uzis runs the fantasy theme of movies such as Krull and Labyrinth.

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