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        The Free Electric Band, Cowpuncher

        • 2008
        • Label: Elektrotribe / Zebralution
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        2008 | Elektrotribe / Zebralution

        What did that cow ever do to you? The Free Electric band, fortunately, are better suited to chilling out than acting up. The songs on their violently-named Cowpuncher are mostly laid-back and chilled-out, blurts of synth splattering across simple, thumping rhythms. It's the kind of thing you hear at 2 a.m. wandering drunkenly through the club, not knowing whether it's time to stick or move. The Free Electric Band are the sound of a blinking LED — hypnotic and, eventually, mesmerizing.

        Genres: House

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