Tamper Brooklyn, New York
Tamper is like a good sandwich. The meat of the sandwich, the pastrami if you will, is John Gribbin's salt of the earth folk songs. Now this is all delivered to your ears via Aaron Barnard's off kilt grooves (the bread in this analogy). So then anyways, lastly, ya throw on some melty, analog, arpeggiated synths (the cheez) and then my friends, you've got a sambo! ... more
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