Superdrag, Head Trip in Every Key - 49m 59s

Tracks & Durations

1. I'm Expanding My Mind	4:33
2. Hellbent	3:03
3. Sold You An Alibi	3:12
4. Do The Vampire	3:40
5. Amphetamine	4:21
6. Bankrupt Vibration	4:54
7. Mr. Underground	2:43
8. Annetichrist	3:24
9. She Is A Holy Grail	5:11
10. Pine Away	2:49
11. Shuck & Jive	2:50
12. Wrong Vs. Right Doesn't Matter	2:56
13. The Art Of Dying	6:14

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Review

Twenty years ago, Elvis Costello wanted to bite the hand that fed him; on Superdrag's second major-label album, frontman John Davis, a former Buzz Bin baby, bares his own teeth. The band rings hardest and truest on "Do the Vampire," a Who-like yelp against backlash from radio and hometown fans, and "Bankrupt Vibration," which slaps the dead face of current "alternative" radio. A completely unpretentious leap forward from 1996's excellent Regretfully Yours, Head Trip in Every Key stands on the earlier album's hard-pop base while adding acoustic guitars, strings, horns, raga-rock elements, and echoes of everything from Odessey and Oracle, T. Rex, and Matthew Sweet to the first Boston album. --Rickey Wright

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