Friend/Enemy's 10 songs is the new release from the confounding and prolific collective that brought us Cap'n Jazz, Joan of Arc, and Owls. Spattering, loud, wild, and moody. Lyrical twists form scenarios previously unimagined. The songs began with a loose foundation of guitar and vocal parts from Tim Kinsella and Todd Mattei and were built up from there with drums, bass, banjos, pianos, and all manner of noisemakers and ghosts by this stellar group of musicians: Tim Kinsella - guitars, singing, etc. (Owls,...   [ read more ]

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