Cemetery Superfly are a band that started in 1994 making experimental noise.....or so the legend says. Their line up has been enhanced by the addition of ex-Condition Blue guitarist Brendan Flaherty, vocalist Andy Gulinello and their new drummer Evan Gianoulis and this new six track EP sounds like a band that have found their feet, and follows on from their full length album 'No Commercial Potential' (something I'll be looking out for).  

What 'Ghosts In The Radio' clearly shows is a wide variety of influences the band draw from.  From the 60's through Cream, into the 70's era of Jefferson Airplane, through the 80's Lemonheads and into 90's Alice In Chains, mix in a bit of prime time Led Zeppelin and even though I'm loathe to admit it a hint of prog rock (the new beige in my household) and it should give you an idea of what to expect.

While categorising Cemetery Superfly is difficult, I'd definitely say classic rock with an up to date indie twist. Tracks like 'World Without End', 'Fireflys' and 'Mad Woman' are up there with some of the more interesting things I've heard this year to date, and if they ever get over here to Blighty I'll be one of the first there to check them out live. 

If you like Alice In Chains musically without the vocal edge that Layne Staley brought to the proceedings then this one's for you.

http://www.myspace.com/cemeterysuperflyband