Formal Growth in the Desert garage Name-dropped through the nineties by

Name-dropped through the nineties by groups like Sonic Youth and Yo La Tengo

Freddie Hubbard

Featuring heavy contributions from many of the most exciting instrumentalists in the creative music constellation of Los Angeles (of which Niño’s has been a central force for over 2 decades)

Guest appearances come from Nick Murphy (formerly Chet Faker)

Built around Craig Brown's distinctive voice and guitar work

Formal Growth in the Desert garage Name-dropped through the nineties bySince their 2012 debut, Protomartyr have mastered the art of evoking place: the grinding Midwest humility of their hometown, as well as the x rayed elucidation of America that comes with their vantage. The groups sixth album was recorded at Sonic Ranch in Tornillo, TX with producer Jake Aron. The desert is more of a metaphor or symbol, singer Joe Casey says, of emotional deserts, or a place or time that seems to lack life. The growth came from a