Savage Hip and finished it entirely in

and finished it entirely in spring 2009

Tracks like "Dexter" and "Under the Coach" showcase the band's ability to merge brooding intensity with emotional vulnerability

A compelling snapshot of the band's transition to arena-scale performances

A sequel to 2005's Demon Days

they tackle an old Dylan nugget ("Knockin' on Heaven's Door")

Savage Hip and finished it entirely inComposed on a Yamaha Portasound PSS 480 via MIDI, "Savage" is a concise 14 track homage to the Residents' Commercial Album. James Pants delivers lo fi digital soundscapes inspired by Martin Denny, royalty free breakbeats, and Gary Wilson. Selected from over 100 potential tracks, this album presents synthetic emotion set to exotica rhythms, designed to sound exceptional across all listening environments.