Secret Society -- Real Enemies -- Real Interesting

Darcy Argues', Secret Society is not just rich in contextual sound, but sublime, because it can't help seep through the cracks with passion to make its point. One can hear big band, experimental, jazz, and cinematic majestic phrasing, acutely adjusted to its story telling. REAL ENEMIES by Darcy Argue, Isaac Butler, and Peter Nigrini, reminded me of an old thriller from the 60's, with its myriad great horns and it's sexy electric piano and drums electrifying the room, while cinematic bits on the ...