Android Beach Party Tokyo, Japan
A surf-inspired grunge trio who aurally interpret outer space, rockets, robots and video games. They shamelessly soil the good names of their fore-fathers: Man or Astroman, Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, Satan's Pilgrims, Reverend Horton Heat, Tijuana Bibles. Eddie Van Halen once testified "Some people say, a song without words isn’t a song. You tell that to Beethoven, and he’d kick your ass." ... more
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