Pink Reason's new album Shit in the Garden is out. The one-sheet that accompanies the release boldly boasts that the songs on the release “will probably stay with you for the rest of your life.” You can give that possibility a test drive with the deep fried and hyper-gazed “Sixteen Years”.
And while he also claims that there his music has no sonic kin, you can certainly splendor in the blanket of warped distortion and melodic cues and comfort in the though that you've been somewhere that feels like this before.
You can check out the whole release by ordering it here.
