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222 marks Necrambulant's return which includes their latest studio offering
It was the band's first release after bassist Lou Barlow's departure
the driving and distorted "Donut
surviving only in the imprint of memory
and Janet Weiss rise to meet the moment by digging deeper and sounding bigger than we’ve heard them yet
ORIGIN STORY: 1994-1999 | MUSIC CASSETTE Reggae 222 marks Necrambulant's return whichAdam Green and Kimya Dawson originally crossed paths at an open mic night in Mount Kisco, New York in the early 9s. From there they went on to record a surplus of home recordings with various friends under the moniker The Moldy Peaches, and eventually became staples in the NYC anti folk scene of the late 9's early 2's. After releasing several albums that gained traction in the U. S. and UK, the group broke into the mainstream when their song "Anyone