In case you’re wondering this was one of the singles I picked up at a JATSB show recently and couldn’t fit in last issue due to time and other constraints that I sometimes have to deal with outside of doing this zine.  Jerusalem’s track “Everybody’s Dig Accounted For” is a folky rocker where sunny male/female harmonies slide over breezy rhythm guitar and a wall of tweaked and distorted low end that morphs into the band’s noise/folk/art rock aural experience.  “Suntimes” by Bengal Traitors is a simple heartfelt ballad with only electric guitar and a harmonica solo to compliment the soulful vocals.  Both songs compliment each other, even if they seem to come from different directions musically.  I know in an age of downloads, many people may not be inclined to buy a 7” single (on clear vinyl, no less) but if you can find this, pick it up.  (BOONE)

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