Picked this up when I saw the band play at Mojo's a while back but finally got around to really listening to this recently.  The debut full length from Dark Blue Dark Green finds the duo mining an experimental sonic journey fueled by often ominous bass lines where minimal guitars and blaring blasts of saxophone are likely to bubble up from the surface.  Part experimental free form, part angry rock dissonance; what arises from Jack and Ben's sonic alchemy filters in parts of jazz, underground rock, and pure noise into an emotional musical ride that hints at all these bases without fully being any of them.  Dark Blue Dark Green are one of Columbia's more boundary pushing acts and they manage to harness their near performance art fervor into a cohesive listenable album.  Hard to believe these guys started out as a pop-punk band - and I remember that era.  (BOONE)
(darkbluedarkgreen.bandcamp.com)