Threefifty Brooklyn, New York
Threefifty has been called a post-rock band before, but that seems too plain – labeling the eclecticism of Threefifty’s sound requires something that gets more obnoxiously specific – perhaps post-minimalist-baroque-folk-rock. As Spinal Tap as that amalgam may sound, Threefifty has gotten their hands on something that rings authentic despite the fact that it’s never really been heard before. ... more
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