Queen City Sounds and Art Hails Gus Englehorn’s “Charming Vulnerability”

Writing about Gus Englehorn‘s sound, Queen City Sounds and Art observes that “though it could be considered a truly idiosyncratic indie pop that fans of Half Japanese and Daniel Johnston might appreciate, Englehorn is clearly tapping into some musical ideas of the 90s but stripped back the sonic excess to allow the songs to hit with a charming vulnerability in its unusual character studies and stories that should form the basis of a future, more benevolent Harmony Korine film.”

The site has an audio interview with Englehorn, whose Dungeon Master is at radio now from Secret City Records. Hear it here.