Brooklyn-based indie/post-punk band. Reviews here note Brad Hargett (vocals), JB Townsend (guitar), Andy Adler (bass), Kyle Forrester (organ) and Frankie Rose (drums) and highlight their organ- and reverb-heavy garage-psych sound.

Formed in Brooklyn; notable releases include the Crystal Stilts EP (debut), Alight Of Night (album) and In Love With Oblivion (album). Sound characterized by vintage organs, lo-fi production, jangly guitars and Brad Hargett's baritone voice.

DeBaser's reviews praise Crystal Stilts' organ-drenched, reverb-heavy take on garage, post-punk and psychedelic pop. Brad Hargett's baritone is frequently compared to Ian Curtis and other dark-voiced icons. Key releases covered include Alight Of Night, In Love With Oblivion and the Crystal Stilts EP. Overall the reviews are enthusiastic and richly descriptive.

For:Fans of indie rock, post-punk revival, garage and psychedelic rock who appreciate lo-fi organs and baritone vocals.

 It's 2008 and despite everything, 'Alight Of Night' sounds eerily familiar and tremendously electrifying.

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 On the electric moon of Crystal Stilts, you weigh nothing, and every desire is a command; you can play slow, cavernous melodies all night reminiscent of the dirty rock of Velvet Underground or hallucinogenic Morrisonian lullabies.

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 The Joy Division playing like an Indie Pop band with $80 Sears guitars.

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