RESTOCK. This trio has been whipping live audiences into a frenzy since the summer of 2000. Lead singer and drummer Indra Dunis lays down disco-punk beats a la GANG OF FOUR or DEVO that jack into your dance cortex. Dave Broekema whacks away at his Gibson SG making jagged No Wave skree along the lines of the CONTORTIONS. Eric Landmark's Moog and his homemade ?Buzzerk' synth machine pump out robotic bass and bleeps that would make both KRAFTWERK and ADULT proud. Lyrics about work, the proliferation of t...   [ read more ]

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This is good. Really good. Numbers are Eric (ex-Xerobot), Dave (ex-Xerobot), and Indra (also of Dynasty), a rock'n'roll trio formed in the fertile post-wealth, post-rave San Francisco dot-bomb underground. They play fast primal-punk disco beats, while trading detached boy/girl vocals back and forth amidst intermittent bursts of noisy guitar and fuzzed-out buzzerk bass. They cite influences (No Wave, Gang of Four, Kraftwerk, Wire) that sound typical enough, but Numbers chew these up and spit them back out ...   [ read more ]

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