Every Night They Hack Off A Limb Mississippi John Hurt

Every Night They Hack Off A Limb Mississippi John HurtLos Angeles supergroup, Oozelles play weirdo punk rock with delightful saxophone and bongo accents, reminiscent of the Birthday Party boiling in a Death Valley heat or the Flesh Eaters experimenting with DC go go tunes. Their live show is droll and nervy and danceable, and an essential sight to see. The A side of their debut single "Every Night They Hack Off A Limb" starts off like the opening overture theme to a forgotten spy film, then surges into

and certified platinum in Canada

coupled with the intrigue of Tejano music thriving so far north of the Rio Grande

Blues fingerpicking guitarist

Crutchfield says

“I’ve been unable to decide if the best way to describe this book is as punk gone agrarian or if the agrarians went punk

With fellow Southwest Detroit-born Jack White at the production helm and musical backing by Nashville's very own Jeff the Brotherhood

the album sees the Michigan-born

please test with a 9V battery

Songs like "Wash Me Clean" and the plaintive first single

as a devastating and whip-smart writer and performer

It was twenty minutes of captivating and unhurried techno that sounded bucolic at first

"Down At the So and So on Somewhere" is now available to stream HERE