Beautiful sounds as "nursery rhymes gone wrong" from Detroit, MI. An inheritance of pop's bliss through a filter of folk and mythology. Featuring Faith Gazic of The Sunsets on Accordion and Gretchen Gonzales of Universal Indians on Guitar.

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Track Listing:
01. Lovely Day
02. Aminor
03. Sailer Says Goodbye
04. I'm In The Eye

Music by Faith and Gretchen.
Lovely Day written by Faith recorded at white room with Mike Nehra.
Aminor written by Gretchen recorded at white room with Mike Nehra.
Sailer Says Goodbye written by Faith and Gretchen recorded by Chris Koltay.
I'm In The Eye written by Faith percussion by Scott Michalski recorded at rustbelt with Al Sutton.

Terror At The Opera:
Against the defiantly garage-rock milieu of Detroit, an alternative underground has been brewing, and at the forefront is Terror at the Opera. The music of Terror at the Opera doesn't lend itself to modern classification, nor, indeed, to modernity. Toy pianos, diaphanous guitar and a dense, mesmeric accordion, conjured like a ghost of fin de siécle Vienna, betray the instant gratification that pop music proposes. However, the dark matter of absinthe dreams and other worlds made manifest in the music is pure atmosphere. The composition of the songs - evocative instrumentals and gypsy serenades - is an enigmatic web of styles: an inheritance of pop's bliss through a filter of folk and mythology.
(Real Detroit, Natalie Haddad)

Members:
Faith Gazic (The Sunsets) - Accordion and Vocals
Gretchen Gonzales (Universal Indians) - Guitar and Vocals

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