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New York's Crystal Stilts (featuring the Vivian Girls' drummer Frankie Rose)
delivered dark and distorted garage-pop on
Alight Of Night (Slumberland, 2008)
that sounded like a cross of Jesus & Mary Chain and New Order.
The most original aspect was the loony psychotic singing of Brad Hargett (for
example in Departure).
The single Love is the Wave (2009) revealed a friendlier side.
In Love With Oblivion (Slumberland, 2011), without Frankie Rose,
focused on a more balanced
form of garage-pop
(Shake The Shackles,
Sycamore Tree,
Prometheus At Large
and Through The Floor)
while also indulging in the
seven-minute acid jam Alien Rivers.
The EP Radiant Door (Sacred Bones, 2011) added the savage Dark Eyes and the catchy Radiant Door.
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