Bare Mutants / Without You

Hozac

To say that we’ve been long-time fans of multi-talented JERED GUMMERE’s many musical combos over the past 15-plus years would be a severe understatement. From the bands he was wrapped up in early in his teenage years, such as THE MUGGLES, DEFILERS, REAL COOL KILLERS, and the formidable GUILTY PLEASURES, to his ascent to mainstream recognition with THE PONYS, it’s become clear that Jered is known as one of the most important songwriters of our generation. His influence on pop music over the first half of this century is undeniable, impacting most notably Jay Reatard, and much of the current Brooklyn sound, right up to all the modern bands that still try to capture that elusive something that The Ponys delivered on a nightly basis. Ahead of their time undoubtedly, and with that same pioneering spirit fully intact, Gummere’s newest assemblage, BARE MUTANTS, coalesces all of the most pivotal nuances of his repertoire into a perfectly minimal, mid-tempo snapshot of this morosely powerful tone. Edition of 475 copies.

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