Rubber Band Gun Shares Surprise New Album Bloodwork Feat. Sam And Louise Sullivan & Star Moles
Within the independent music world, there's been a growing enthusiasm this year for Historic New Jersey, a recording collective and/or record label in Philadelphia making retro-tinted pop-rock, scrappy yet finely crafted, familiar but seemingly beamed in from an alternate timeline. The hype started to build in February, when Emily Moales graced us with her brilliant Star Moles album Highway To…
In the independent music scene, there's been much excitement this year for Historic New Jersey, a recording collective/label in Philadelphia known for its retro-tinted pop-rock with scrappy yet finely crafted sound. The buzz began in February when Emily Moales released her brilliant Star Moles album "Highway To Hell." This summer, siblings Sam and Louise Sullivan showcased their charming and inspired album "Love & Devotion."
Kevin Basko, whose home studio hosts all these projects, has been frequently mentioned in coverage of these endeavors, leaving one wondering when we'd hear a potential breakthrough from his own project, Rubber Band Gun. However, that time has arrived unexpectedly. The post "Rubber Band Gun Shares Surprise New Album Bloodwork Feat. Sam And Louise Sullivan & Star Moles" first appeared on Stereogum.
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