The Music Digest
The Music Digest
DJs Pat, Matt, and Margaret
7/20/13
Today we review the Boston band adze and their debut self-titled album. Their music touching somewhat upon Akron Family, post-punk, no wave, and experimental, is difficult to describe at best. A bandcamp treasure, their persona is equally obscure. I couldn’t even find a photo. Let’s see what you think.
adze
1. Media
2. Futakuchi
3. Love of Violence
4. Outlaw
5. Mindfield
6. Million Year Picnic
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