FELT & FUR Denton, Texas
DOOM DISCO. FUNERAL POP. SPACE ROCK.
ELECTRONIC TRIO FROM DENTON TEXAS. BUZZING GUITARS &
POUNDING DRUM MACHINES INTERLOCK WITH LAYERS OF ANALOG SYNTHESIZERS. HAUNTING VOCALS FROM A. PENNINGTON BALANCE OUT THE FUNERAL POP AND DOOM DISCO OF J. ESTES & R. MINICK’S BURNT MELODIES AND ATONAL DRONES.
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