What initially looked like four random espresso aficionados knobbing on their instruments became increasingly engaging when drummer Moshe Rozenberg stepped behind the kit.
With personnel changes over the past few years, Akron/Family‘s sound has evolved from a sort of modernized freak folk into a solid post-rock bulldozer.
Over the span of the its 10-year history, the band has melded folk and rock and free jazz and metal into one dizzyingly splendid package — and made it listenable, to boot.
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