LEE BAINS III & The GLORY FIRES - Youth Detention (Nail My Feet Down to the Southside of Town) 2LP twee and sometimes chaotic and lo-fi

and sometimes chaotic and lo-fi garage rock albums showcasing a love of psychedelic rock

no less) and reminders that Pixies belong to the 4AD label by doing dream pop better than 90% of the bands on the 4AD label in “Ana” and “Havalina” (that closes the album

sharing that edge of menace in their affection for boogie rock and the same air of familiarity with aforementioned greasy confines

it’s a typically odd/beautiful mix of sounds and words

King Khan summons the punk rock demons buried in his bodacious brown back side

LEE BAINS III & The GLORY FIRES - Youth Detention (Nail My Feet Down to the Southside of Town) 2LP twee and sometimes chaotic and lo-fiNicely priced. One copy only. The sound of the new Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires album is the sound of rebellion and righteous anger. In other words, its the sound of rock. Or to be more precise, its the sounds of rock. Bains and his compatriots are schooled in a number of styles and they channel them all, from the melodic strains of folk and pop to the thrash and swagger of punk and arena rock.