Origami Angel: Somewhere City
Origami Angel: Somewhere City
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Origami Angel
Label: Counter Intuitive
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 843563151235
Genre: Rock
When you arrive in Somewhere City, you're bound to notice a few things. There's a drive-thru window open all hours of the night, and Dr. Pepper runneth over in all it's water cups. A nearby amusement park is busiest on Sunday - that's when visitors get most thrilled. There's Danny Phantom playing from an infinite Nicktoons feed. It's a place governed by caffeine, eternal youth, and the promise of escape. You're not gonna be the same once you leave. Origami Angel (vocalist/guitarist Ryland Heagy and drummer Pat Doherty) has already mapped out their Washington D.C. home base and hell, even the Hoenn region of the Pokémon universe - so let them be your guide through this green-tint utopia. They've even written their debut LP about it; an acrobatic, energetic panorama that promises more than simple travel tips. Somewhere City has no gods or masters (Somewhere City claims Philly producer Jake Checkoway, though). The real power, as with much of Gami's self-help dialogue, lies within. All who enter become better. Even you.
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