Album Name: Music To Start A Cult To
Artist: Gram Rabbit
Year/Label: 2004 / Independent
Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell
Gram Rabbit claim to have something to do with a cult called Royal Order of the Rabbits, but it’s probably just an elaborate joke. They sound pretty special, rabbits or not.
“Dirty Horse” is a spaced-out cowboy epic that has Jesika Von Rabit and Todd Rutherford duetting nicely.
Jesika purrs ever so sweetly on the techno-ish “Cowboy-Up”. It’s got shades of Alabama
“Kill a Man” is sun-dazed Americana with a psychotic lyric. Rutherford takes the lead while Jesika offers support.
“Witness” takes a detour to the chill-out room in fluffy pop fashion allowing Jesika’s vampish voice full reign.
“Devil’s Playground” has a slight resemblance to Tanya Donelly vocally, but its psychedelic wooziness is all its own.
This is a weird sort of a record, but it’s also very good.
Posted on December 15, 2004
Track Listing
1. Dirty Horse
2. Cowboy-Up
3. Kill a Man
4. Disco#2
5. Witness
6. Land of Jail
7. Lost in Place
8. Devil’s Playground
9. Jesus & I
10. Cowboys & Aliens
11. New Energy
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