Tim & Jenny Pulse Kinsella Giddy Skelter Open Box The timely social commentary of

The timely social commentary of lead single "Black Man in a White World" feels lonesome and heavy in spite of its uptempo

most of his partners were of flesh and blood

as well as being a familiar sideman on the UK scene

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Producers: David Andrew Sitek

Tim & Jenny Pulse Kinsella Giddy Skelter Open Box The timely social commentary ofTim Kinsella and Jenny Pulse have spent years making thoughtful and unpredictable art, whether musically as Joan of Arc or Spa Moans, or under their given names as writers and visual artists. On Giddy Skelter, their debut album as the unadorned Tim Kinsella and Jenny Pulse, they once again take an unexpected turn, but aim for something more direct. Theyve crafted a swirling, past future, future past, sorta rock, collage rock, melange borne from the