Let Me Out

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RIYL : King Khan, Black Lips, Love, Nuggets Comps. 60's-charged garage rock stomper full of love s deadly energy. Sultan has always had a way with infusing his vintage musical interests with plenty of punk energy. Crafted and produced in his own Imperfection Studios deep in the forests of Berlin, Let Me Out is a return to form by the rock and roll legend whose adventurous decades-long career in music has never sounded more cohesive. Cosigned by celebrated labels In The Red, Last Gang, Crypt, Fat Possum, Dirtnap, Goner, Sub Pop, Vice, Bomp!, Norton, Sympathy For The Record Industry, and Wick (Daptone Records), Mark Sultan has compiled an impressive discography of collaborations, side projects and solo efforts taking classic garage rock sounds and contorting them in experimental and twisted new ways. Earning the respect of legends like Jon Spencer and Bradford Cox alongside his past work with King Khan and the Black Lips, Sultan "doesn't simply revive old sounds and old excitements; he ingests them, digests them, and regurgitates them as something new and personal" (Pitchfork). "A criminally underappreciated garage rock cult hero who puts on a one-man-band live show so sincerely passionate that he makes most primitive rock 'n' roll revivalists look like cynical imposters...anyone who believes in him needs to pick up this one-take improvised stream-of-consciousness limited-edition live album...deranged but brilliant." NOW Toronto // "...There's a powerful, surprisingly complicated interplay of emotional currents in these songs, so that even in the most overt party anthems have a raw and wounded underbelly. That's probably what makes them interesting, in a way that most 1960s-referencing garage rock is not. Mark Sultan breathes fire into genres that, in most hands, only gather dust. He's learned to embrace his anger, and if that doesn't save rock 'n' roll, it does at least make for a gripping take on it." Dusted Magazine // "The best one man band alive. If you don't believe me, watch him perform. It is absolutely otherworldly and will blow your mind." London Times // 1. Coffin Nails 2. The Other Two 3. Everybody Knows 4. Believe Me 5. Don't Bother Me 6. Last Chance 7. Humilation 8. Let Me Out 9. Heed This Message 10. Black Magic 11. The Problem 12. Tragedy 13. Wasting Away"