The Everest Ruin Madison, Wisconsin
The Everest Ruin is the music of Josh King, in either solo or full-band form. It is a mixture of folk, jazz, rock, noise, and snark that addresses the human condition. It started in China. It evolved in Missouri. It flourished in Wisconsin. It brewed in Oregon. It now sleeps, but is dreaming. At its best, it will deconstruct the magic which binds you, and bring revelation to your heart. No shit. ... more
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