2015 release. On Mary Weaver, the New England based quintet's fourth album, the band's longstanding love for the glam/art-rock axis, class of West Berlin, comes to the fore. The result is a panorama that encompasses Bolan's boogie, the kraut/R&B hybrids of Bowie's Station To Station, and the desperate romanticism of Roxy Music and Iggy Pop, while bringing a new emphasis on grimy dance work-outs. On songs like "The Chill" and "Dead Man Walking", the band takes aim at a deserted clubland haunted by echoes of ESG, Can and the Chic Organization.