With their self-titled debut, THE HUNDRED IN THE HANDS (Jason Friedman & Eleanore Everdell) have created an album that is equal parts mutant disco, 80's pop queen and Ye Ye girl. Epic vocals & lavish synths-both full & flirty, desperate & demanding-belie a naturalism that's intensified & offset by pounding bass lines, programmed beats & swerving guitars. The duo trade menacing metallic, razor sharp turns, assembling towering melodies atop pulsing rhythms. With a brassy carnality, the record veers from Disco dazed, avant-pop to teenage angst, boredom & pop heartache soaring harmonies and Siouxsie-esque yelps. Post-R&B spin into mind-bending mash-ups of skuzzy rock riffs & obliterated beats. The Hundred In The Hands was born from a mutual love of early hip hop, French house & disco, ska & dub, post-punk, British invasion-mod & girl pop from the 60's through the 80's & decided to form a band.

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Young Aren't Young
2. Lovesick (Once Again)
3. Killing It
4. Pigeons
5. Commotion
6. This Day Is Made
7. Dead Ending
8. Gold Blood
9. Dressed In Dresden
10. Last City
11. The Beach