" data-original-title="" title="">Mostly Other People Do the Killing get the joke and on Disasters Vol.1, the amorphous collective's eleventh disc and this trio's riotous second, you either get the joke too or you don't. It really makes no never-mind to this eclectic bunch because MOPDtK know instinctively that, if you don't throw yourself off balance from time to time, (like every single time the opportunity presents itself) you're going to get deeply sucked into the muck and mire of human folly. And hasn't it been proven time and time again that our poor brains can't contend with the pummel pummel pummel of global contention and its twenty-four hour news cycle?

So lighten up. Gather your wits and prepare to cast them to the wind because that's why music like "Three Mile Island," "Exeter," "Marcus Hill" and all the other jauntily neurotic, yet oddly satisfying and smile inducing tracks of Disasters Vol.1 was created for. It's why bassist and bandleader