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Despite the moniker, the quartet is anything but generic, looking like they had been beamed in from 1970, or perhaps freeze-dried (with headphones blasting great tunes 24/7 during the thirty year repose, though). Sonically adventurous, yet always swooping in for a melodic chorus, the quartet's pulse frames Taylor's deliberate, almost breathy vocals. The result is a focus upon Taylor's imaginative lyrics, where broken hearts metaphorically tango with voyeuristic partners. Imagine Marc Bolan fronting Radiohead; whimsical stories capturing your attention as the band locks into a groove or slowly grinds a chorus to a halt as if someone is placing their finger on a turntable in your head. Apparently there's quite a buzz about this band in Manhattan, and rightfully so; I was floored. Bill Holmes Amplifier Magazine, NYC Check out the artist's website: http://www.mtrg.net Track List: 1. Hey! 2. Fool Enough 3. Get On 4. World Won't Wait 5. New Blue Star 6. Sugar Boat 7. I've Been You 8. Starling 9. You've Got Room 10. Keys to My Planet Suggested CDs:Other Genres:
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