StrangeJuice - Raising Cannibals
Something like "Put The Television On" is far different from "Big Jim Smoke." On it, Anderson - who handles all lead vocals - sings in a much higher register. The group's bio brags how StrangeJuice mixes "absurdist prose with conventional and unconventional musical instruments," an that's a perfectly apt description of this wonderfully weird album. It's more than just a rock & roll album; it's a sonic adventure.
StrangeJuice - Raising Cannibals
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