PENNY IKINGER - Electra LP country There was always a deceptively

There was always a deceptively somber mood to these songs that got the vibrant indie pop energy to jolt them into our attentions in the originals

this pressing of David Rawlings' Poor David's Almanack is the first new album on Acony to come out on vinyl simultaneously

sleeve by Savage Pencil artwork

if you enjoy noise-rock/post-hardcore from the 80s/90s

and in lack of opportunities to actually perform in public

PENNY IKINGER - Electra LP country There was always a deceptivelyHighly recommended. Penny Ikinger started in distant past through her neat guitar work with The Wet Taxis and Louis Tilletts' Aspersion Caste. She sort of fell under our radar for a decade or so, but in 2003 she released Electra. Electra showcases her suburb guitar playing and showcases her more than capable songwriting. Ikingers' femme vocals, sort of sounding like Hope Sandoval (Mazzy Star), Kendra Smith (Opal) and P. J Harvey all rolled into one,