"Bankrupt and the Borrowers. I hope that in a few years their name will suffice as a review but for now I'm happy to do them the honor. This band carries that same heavy step of alt that I was referring to earlier though I suppose we might have to come up with a new label just to keep it trendy...maybe we'll just start calling it rock again? Eh? Who knows. With elements of noise thrown in and a sometimes out of place but often altogether perfectly set harmonica the sound is reminiscent of jazzy old country blues and that city sweat that comes after a hard day at work and a long walk home. Throughout the set the bassist and the guitarist would switch instruments and switch out on vocal duties, both held spectacular. I'm not sure the crowd was even ready for this sort of low income rock and roll gang bang but here it was and these guys demanded attention. Admittedly they started off a bit strange in my opinion but by the third song I had settled into their strange time signatures, extended intros, and off harmony singing. All of them were very talented musicians but the drummer, Worthless, beat out a solo that jammed the shit out of more than a few innocent bystanders...or perhaps that smell was just a side affect of everybody drinking home brew and eating loads and loads of chili. Well whatever they deserve the credit for every stinky bottom in the place. Check them out: myspace.com/bankruptmusic."-review from "This Ain't No Picnic" website written by Uptown
