Nil/Resplendent Chicago, Illinois
Easy listening for difficult people. After a 17 year layoff, Michael Lenzi and Seth Kim-Cohen (ex-Fire Show & Number One Cup) renew their vows to plumb the complications of ears/heart/brain. From the bowels of the hoary legend that is the Plastic Skull, organs smack drums and guitars needle larynxes in search of that-which-conceals-its-clandestine-yearnings. It's like gold mining, with less gold. ... more
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