Codename: Carter Denver, Colorado
Codename: Carter represents the clandestine underbelly of rock. They have taken classic spy theme influences and reverb- soaked guitar & drum onslaughts from 60s surf rock and married them to the sounds of a Rhodes electric piano, a growling sax, trumpet, harpsichord, and organ to create something progressive and wholly original. They are the soundtrack to the spy movie in your head. ... more
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