"In 2010, pop music sure isn't what it used to be...especially in Brooklyn, New York. While the direct energy of punk still pervades the landscape and the ghosts of hip-hop's past still haunt it's streets, these are now but cells making up a larger organism, almost infinite in scope - case in point, The Hundred In The Hands.

In the interest of introductions, the epic voice you hear rippling from 'Dressed in Dresden' is Elanore Everdell, while the man behind the precision guitar lines and percussive bombast is Jason Friedman...that's right, it's but a duo making all the magnificent noise. Emotionally charged and intensely driving it harks back to the most classic of dance songs from NYC's stoned underground. The Hundred In The Hands' self description of "summertime gothic" belies more than just a dance band , and it is true that this EP only scratches the surface of what's to come from their imminent album for WARP. This Desert EP releases May 14th on Warp."