Timmy Vulgar of Human Eye (ITR records) gifts us all with a ten-song, just over half hour nugget of demented, crashing, decidedly Detroit jams. Everything I read about this album claims to hear "space punk" in it, but I'll let that one rest. It sounds like white guy blues, chants of inebriation, and just a smidgen of Beefheart. The ballad that breaks the album, "Move to the Sun Wave," shows the depth of the perennially odd Timmy Vulgar. I read an interview with him once when he was in Human Eye still where he said something about loving the Cleveland Punk scene and what it turned into, but also loving My Bloody Valentine to death. I think that might be a great way to explain Human Eye, but this Timmy's Organism record takes that level of weird and cranks it. The Sacred Bones people did a bang-up job as per the usual on the album art.
Link after the jump...
2010- Sacred Bones Records
http://www.mediafire.com/?pdc9bm8fa9bt896
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