NEM#174: Drew Grow’s Subconscious is the Through Line

<p>Portland's Drew Grow has put out around 10 albums since the 90s, gradually developing his jagged, visceral style through several projects. We discuss the title track from <em>Cockroach in a Ghost Town</em>, the debut album from his new band Slang with Janet Wiess, then "Abandon" from the eponymous album by Modern Kin (2014), and "Spider" from his debut solo album <em>Next Lips</em> (2007). End song: "King Gunn" also from the new Slang album. Intro: "Lights" by Careen from <em>Crash Couture</em> (2005).</p>
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