Review: Andrew Jackson Jihad - People Who Can Eat People...
Posted on 16 October 2007 | 2 Comments
Phoenix, Arizona’s Andrew Jackson Jihad makes music that is for the people. Their ridiculously titled Asian Man Records debut People Who Can Eat People Are The Luckiest People In The World is full of politically-charged folk-punk that sounds like it may have all been recorded in one-take with one mic in an open room. The overall sound is lo-fi, raw, and is the perfect backdrop for the bands lyrical gems like, “If I don’t go to hell when I die I might go to heaven but probably not.” This just might be the acoustic equivalent to the quirky absurdity of lo-fi punk champions Operation: Cliff Clavin and has been referred to by some as “sad songs sung happily.” The duo of Andrew Jackson Jihad is comprised of Sean Bonnette (vocals/guitar) and Ben Gallaty (bass) but are joined (both live and on the record) by various other musicians. I’d recommend People… for fans of Ghost Mice, The Mountain Goats, Defiance, Ohio, etc…
MP3 | Andrew Jackson Jihad – Rejoice People…
MP3 | Andrew Jackson Jihad – No More Tears People…
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