Crooked

Wolverton Brothers
Ionik Recordings
General | Aug 2010

Reviews

MC Dizzy Jackson
Reviewed 2011-02-06
The Cincinnati band is back with another album. Spacey, indie, post-punk with twisted lyrics a la Dick Panthers. Fairly straight-forward instrumentation of guitar, bass, drums. No FCC’s.

*My Favorites*: 1, 2, 3, 6.

1. *(4:38) Mid. Spacey, trippy, echoey. Crunchy elec. guitar comes in about 1:15. Vocals about 2:00. Weirded out female backing vocals, almost a soundtrack parody.
2. *(4:54) Mid / Fast. Female lead vocals. More crunchy guitar work. Spacey. Bizarre lyrics. Kicks ass.
3. *(5:40) Mid. Spacey, jammy, stretched out post-punk. A bit Dick Panthers / Nick Cave.
4. (4:37) Mid / Fast. Mostly a guitar, drum and bass workout with minimal lyrics. Pretty rockin’.
5. (5:13) Slow / Mid. Xylophone, Neil Young mention. Although there’s lyrics, it feels mostly instrumental.
6. *(5:12) Mid / Fast. Guitar intro, pretty kick ass opening then high-pitched female vocal enters. Trippy guitar effects. More weird lyrics. Don’t be surprised if this gets a play from Your Imaginary Friend.
7. (4:55) Fast. Surf sound, female chanting, otherwise an instrumental. More guitar effects. Rockin’. Coda with 1:30 remaining.

Recent airplay

Memory Thieves
HangtimeJun 12, 2011
Cops Nab Drunken, Legless Burglar
The Donner PartyApr 13, 2011
Spooky Magic Costume Shoppe
Music CasseroleMar 12, 2011
Spooky Magic Costume Shoppe
dream shoessMar 07, 2011
Our Sons
No Waves In ParisMar 04, 2011
Our Sons
Indie EnglishFeb 22, 2011

Charting

2011-02-13 — 2011-04-17
Week EndingAirplays
Apr 17 1
Mar 13 2
Mar 6 1
Feb 27 1

Track listing

1. Spooky Magic Costume Shoppe
2. Our Sons
3. Cops Nab Drunken, Legless Burglar
4. Unemployment Song
5. Memory Thieves
6. Dr. Wu
7. Dick Pole's Brunswick Stew