New York's fabulous Garagepunkers THE ELECTRIC MESS are one of the wildest contemporary bands among 60s-Garage-Revival-music not only in the USA, but for a while now they've also captivated the European crowd with tough and charismatic frontwoman Esther Crow, their versatile songwriting, wild guitars, a frantic organ and a lot of wild attitude! They've created a quite unique sound and when you listen to their albums, you recognise a development within their own sound, that combines many different influences. The vinyl-version of their latest album was released on SOUNDFLAT RECORDS already and now it seems more than about time to finally also press the very first album on vinyl – so here it is! THE ELECTRIC MESS' first album was released in 2010 and contains thirteen self-written songs. The band couldn't have started with a better debut album! It's catchy, cool, melodic, powerful 60s Garagerock. The first songs are hits already - “You've Become A Witch” and “Trash Talkin' Woman” enter your ears and make you want to sing and dance along right away. The album includes a wide range of different influences: a big amount of 60s Garage, hammond sounds, beat, R&B and a bit of psychedelia – altogether very tough and powerful, but it also includes some songs like for instance “She Has A Funny Walk”, that are a bit calmer, but still don't lack that electrifying energy. “Simone” is the psychedelic finale of the record – very soft and dreamy, yet catchy all the same. THE ELECTRIC MESS' same-named debut album is definitely a must-have in your record collection! A hit record from the first second till the last...