Musick was released in March 2005 on Fiani, and the cacophonic tunes to be found therein are simply the versions pinned down by the group at those exact moments, trapped in manic bursts during a years' worth of recording sessions. This time out the minimalist, bouncy pop has been fused to thick blasts of pounding guitar, drawing ill-fitting comparisons to Wire, the Fall, and - to their confusion - Led Zeppelin alongside the previous Roxy-Music-meets-Faust-meets-Lee "Scratch" Perry analogies. They themselves will only describe it as "dark pop art-rock adult noises verses.... dub-dance-drone ______nothingness".

Keep in time, toe the line with the Beat...Claiming lives and members in a sprawling double tribute to the exchange of chances. This C.D. represents the "affliction" of affluence (see Scourge) by this nation, on this nation, in this nation. The debut disc from DWs.

To use another's eyes or kick aside the meat, the choice is up to you. Take a maddened drunken sailor's strut to the tune of "Reconstruct the La Casa De Carne" and "The Martyr" Angst gives thanx: black pepper!

One side, "Medley:Schphvephnees/Taking It To The Highlands," sends you on a trip through the insane and sinuous, mega-layered and multi-guitared collective mind of Gainesville, Florida's championss of experimental triumph, Meringue.The other side, hosted by Dumbwaiters, pulls you back to the garage of the sixties. With its tilted timing and twisted times, "Dung Hi" and "The Manic Impression of Mutiny" present rock with a musical-hacker, 4-tracker perspective.