Addictively intense, the music never stagnates. Some songs will haunt you, some will make you shake uncontrollably. This is no placebo. The only people in the world I wouldn't want to meet at a museum are the guys in this band. Some weird blend of 60's garage and 70's hard rock, but then it goes on to sound like Ministry.
Lyrics fit right in.
Garbage Man, when he comes home I give him a bath. Jeffrey L. Newman Scott Free is mad as hell, and he's not going to take it anymore. The openly gay Chicago native aims to make as many people as possible uncomfortable with his music - and does so with riveting results. And the album only gets rougher as his brutal, cutting-edge music dives deeper into the muck. As queer punk goes, Free has one of the freshest approaches to come along in recent years.