1 CENT CD: Night Marchers 'See You in Magic' ex RFTC

Condition of CD:   Mint Condition!

Take Speedo (ex Rocket from the Crypt Hot Snakes riff architect, Drive Like Jehu). Then add the black Irish of Dner (ex Hot Snakes). Now reinforce these bad intentions with Thee Mount Olympus of all rhythm sections. Literally, an all-Greek powerhouse, J. Sinclair K. propels these files with the same vintage overload he brought on the drums while steering Hot Snakes, Delta 72, Bardo Pond and Mule. Add newcomer Thomas Kitsos, aka Titus Gangbangus of CPC Gangbangs fame, laying a heavy pipe on the four string bass guitar and you've got The Night Marchers. See You In Magic is THE NIGHT MARCHERS' first record. The band entered the newly constructed City of Refuge studio in the fall of 2007 and emerged with these downloads. The studio's black lava walls are located under the landing flight path of San Diego International Airport, so the sound of jet engines can be heard throughout the files. From the Byrds-cum-Wipers barrel of "Jump In The Fire" to the vibrating Bo Diddley meets Dez Cadena of "Closed For Inventory" or The Nervous Eaters meets Backstabbers' beat sleeper known as "You've Got Nerve," this record is a collage of Speedo's favorite guitars, guitarists and guitar stories. Although this listener can whiff on the faint aroma of Flamin' Groovies, The Nerves, Status Quo, Black Merda and similar black acid jams, it's all filtered through a tight quartet who lacerate with the calculated attack of a small, Japanese whaling operation.

One review reads 'John Reis is the energizer bunny of rock. He has had no less than three bands(Rocket From The Crypt, Hot Snakes and The Sultans)that rock your socks off, at a time, all the while running a label(Swami) and guest DJing in San Diego. Retirering the Hot Snakes and the Sultans, and surprisingly RFTC, Mr. Reis focuses his power on The Night Marchers, his killer new quartet that mixes the previously mentioned bands, all the while adding something completely fresh to the fun. And thats what this record feels to me, a super fun listen. This also has some of the more calmer moments that Mr. Reis has ever penned, though no less rockin. In the end, if you have enjoyed any of John Reis' previous musical releases, the Night Marchers are right up your alley. '