Anthology by Anthropology

"Their music is rhythmically complex and light-feeling despite its heavy guitar and drums...their songs are danceable, jazzy, classical, experimental and even a tiny bit metal...There’s definitely a place for music that is made simply for enjoyment, and Anthropology get that."
-Kia McGinnis, SLUG Magazine
http://www.slugmag.com/articles/4587/All-Ages-Localized.html?page=2

"This type of Midwestern math-pop made by and for music eggheads often goes unexplored by musicians shoehorned into bands who don’t have the same penchant for shredding in some perversely weird time signature or really appreciate near–blast beat double kick drum or two-handed tapping in a pop format. Every once in a while, those musicians find each other and the racket is beautiful."
–Ryan Hall, SLUG Magazine
http://www.slugmag.com/articles/6847/Anthropology.html

"'KOKEKOKKO' propels itself forward with purposeful energy, and includes a dreamy interlude in the middle that creates a nice resting point. Genre-hopper 'Bow Do Doo' flips between smooth jazz and muscular metal-style guitar riffs."
-Kolbie Stonehocker, City Weekly
http://www.cityweekly.net/utah/article-424-18329-anthropology-max-pain-the-groovies.html

"Despite only being a high school band (as talented as they were), their shows were as much a testament to [Kilby Court's] illusive power as any other. Anthropology, lit by the iconic Kilby Court Christmas lights, rocked the house for a brief 50 minutes that any of my old friends and acquaintances will undoubtedly remember five years out."
-Phillip Vernon, XFDR Magazine
http://www.xfdrmag.net/thanxfdr-kilby-court-salt-lake-city-utah/

"Sounds about the same as throwing 4 instruments down a cliff"
- Patrick Samdos

For a track-by-track review of Anthology by SPREAD Mag:
http://www.dontspreadbullshitspreadmusic.com/anthology-anthropology/

SLC math and jazz bby

Joren Carlson - Drums
Joe Galloway - Bass
Ethan Lake - Guitar
Caine Wenner - Guitar

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