Watch the new Fred Schneider & the Superions video for Glitter Gulch, a track from their The Vertical Mind album. A slice of politically incorrect hedonistic electric dance music about a couple of women taking over The Strip in Las Vegas.
HCTF review of The Vertical Mind.
Fred Schneider & the Superions play party music with a wicked sense of humour on their new album The Vertical Mind. Fire up the synths for catchy mix of New Wave and disco,, and add the signature nasal vocals and lyrical dexterity of the former singer of The B52s. Result: songs about a family outing that goes terribly wrong (Stampede At The Petting Zoo), customs going through your stuff and patting you down (Strip Search), kissing, and Australian feral dogs ingesting a whole generation (When The Dingoes Ate The Babies).
They dare to be silly and hedonistic in an age of angst and political correctness. Not giving a fuck and inviting people to dance the night away won't rid the world of Trump, Putin, Erdogan or Assad, but it is just what the doctor ordered to feel better.
