Gorilla Chief Brooklyn, New York
Brooklyn’s Gorilla Chief makes a messy racket that feels on the verge of completely falling apart but always—well, mostly—manages to hold together in the form of lean, undeniable songs shining from somewhere underground, beneath all the grit and grime. It’s a sound conjured from the garage, let loose on the 13th floor, and pieced together Sunday morning with a heavy heart and a cold beer. ... more
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