Whitney - Light Upon The Lake Bernard Szajner Combining punk abandon and tightly-coiled

Combining punk abandon and tightly-coiled dance music has always been bonded into the band's DNA

the members started to think about cracking it on a bigger scale

then into the fathoms-deep bubbling bass and synth washes of DVA's extremely psychedelic 'Monophonic Nightmare'

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Electing to hire Big Black's Steve Albini to record their third (and last) studio recording

Whitney - Light Upon The Lake Bernard Szajner Combining punk abandon and tightly-coiledWhitney make casually melancholic music that combines the wounded drawl of Townes Van Zandt, the rambunctious energy of Jim Ford, the stoned affability of Bobby Charles, the American otherworldliness of The Band, and the slack groove of early Pavement. Their debut, 'Light Upon the Lake' on Secretly Canadian, and it marks the culmination of a short, but incredibly intense, creative period for the band. Formed from the core of guitarist Max Kakacek and