Longmont Potion Castle: 19 (D.U. Records, 2022)

February 12, 2022 at 4:27 pm | Posted in Reviews | Leave a comment

Longmont Potion Castle: 19

You talkin’ bout your flip child, you buckwild. Talkin’ bout your stepchild, he buckwild. Talkin’ like you buckwild, you flip child. Talkin’ bout your buck child, you flip wild. Talkin’ bout your whip child, you buck wild. Talkin’ like you buckwild, you flip child. Talkin’ like you flip child, you flip wild. Talkin’ like you flip wild, you buck wild. Talkin’ like you whip wild, you flip child. Talkin’ like a flip child, you stepchild. Talkin’ like you’re buckwild, you buck child. Talkin’ like you flip wild, you flip wild. Talkin’ like you’re buck child, you flip wild. Talkin’ like you flip wild, you flip child.

There’s other good moments on here, like the juice gas and the tranquilized chupacabra, and the rainy day ’70s drama theme, and Downtown Digital Destruction. But everything pales in the face of Dr. Sheba’s brand new smash hit that’s all over the radio, but apparently missing from all the hip record stores in town because they mainly stock old music. The true spiritual successor to Dougan Nash’s seminal classic “Check, Double Check, Triple Check Check”, “Flipwild” is a similarly catchy mind-teaser that just keeps elevating to a higher plane the longer its lyrics spiral around and subtly change. Get in on it now before it slowly pervades popular culture over the course of the next few decades. You won’t be able to find it at your local record shop, because they’re clueless (except for the one superfan who starts playing along), but D.U. has everything you need.

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