Long-running local indie popsters Senryu recorded four songs for the Daytrotter Sessions--a cool little series based in Illinois, where traveling musicians stop in and make some casual recordings--recently; they've just been posted to the Daytrotter web site.
Daytrotter's Sean Moeller writes:
Coincidentally, today is Senryu mastermind Wil Wright's 30th birthday.
Senryu has a new album, Inkling, due out on El Deth in March. The first single, "Obsess Much," is scheduled to be released Friday.
Daytrotter's Sean Moeller writes:
Stay away from the dream world of Wil Wright if you're wary of your own nightmares. Cause the ones that this man harbors and has over for sleepovers are doozies. They're monsters and they smother you with creeping vines that will pull on you for days. The sinister things that the Knoxville, Tennessee, musician is riddled with when he sleeps are terribly disturbing and they're just as terribly inspirational and entertaining as we're welcomed bedside for his séance - an event of great, spectacularly arbitrary sunstance. We can watch a man possessed, not by Satan, but by everything else. Wright, the lead singer for Senryu, a player in Physics of Meaning with Daniel Hart and a man who has a restraining order against all felines which bars dander-drafting animals from getting any closer than 100 feet from him at all times, has an endless capacity for bringing in the tidal wave of stimulus that we're all bombarded with and finding at least half of it partially sticking to the roofs of his mouth and brain.
Coincidentally, today is Senryu mastermind Wil Wright's 30th birthday.
Senryu has a new album, Inkling, due out on El Deth in March. The first single, "Obsess Much," is scheduled to be released Friday.
