Pontiak
Living

Now onto their fifth studio creation, psych-doom-blues trio Pontiak make little effort to leave the jarring groove they’ve set out for themselves so f...

Realizing the fraternal trio Pontiak had something in common with nu-metal was akin to realizing that one young woman’s ear was actually a grotesquely...

First things first, this – the Virginia-based Carney brothers’ fifth in four years – is an excellent and unique record. You can chuck random reference...

The American independent label Thrill Jockey, which made its name during the post-rock boom of the ’90s, is undergoing a heavy, psychedelic renaissanc...

Pontiak's 2009 album Maker took a complex approach to underground rock music without sacrificing its propulsive energy. The album was asymmetrical and...

Pontiak consists of three brothers who record and rehearse out of a farmhouse in Virginia. The group has been prolific since Thrill Jockey began issui...

There's just something about Pontiak. On paper, how invigorating do pentatonic riffing, laidback jamming, fuzz pedals, and nods to early metal sound ...

Pontiak’s Living, the bands fifth LP, at times can be a test of the listener’s patience. The music throughout this album has a jam band kind of rock v...

The Virginia boys in Pontiak have the work ethic of pack mules; Van, Lain, and Jennings Carney have released five albums in the last two years. Pontia...

In mehreren Ländern, vor unserer Zeit, traf der erdige UrgroÃ?vater Blues auf die Höhenflüge des Psychedelic-Sounds. Ende der Sechziger war diese Koll...