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Brothers of the Mop
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Nisi Period Boston, Massachusetts
Dark psychedelic post-punk, Boston MA, 1989-95. An atypical approach for a time when grunge-fueled bands dominated the landscape. Eerie guitar and keyboard textures, grounded at any given time by the churning tribal clatter of 2-3 percussionists. 'Soon the Love Balloon Will Pop' sprang forth in '92 as a 12" LP on RRRecords. ... more
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