Aleutian Drift Madison, Wisconsin
Aleutian Drift is a four-piece built on the foundations of late 70s to mid-eighties era punk, and expressed through post- punk sonic washes and melodic song arcs. Drawing influence from such seminal acts as Joy Division, Bauhaus, and Sonic Youth, as well as Radiohead and Interpol, AD finds its place in resonance as revolution, dissonance as dissidence, and seismic pulse as subaltern power. ... more
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