The sexually charged, morbidly religious asthetic of Flannery O'Connor is replicated in the revival like shows of Slim Cessna's Autoclub.
Wickedly entertaining to watch Cafe Du Nord transform from a basement full o' hipsters, into a baptist style tent meeting, complete with jumping up and down, faces and fists thrust towards the heavens. Whipped into a faithless frenzy by a great band and dramatically ambiguous singers' play off one another. The songs are big, original and catchy.
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