It’s just guitar, drums and vocals for the duration of the Glass Bead Band’s self-titled debut LP, but that’s more than enough — this is killer stuff, perhaps not unlike something you might’ve heard on Touch & Go back in the mid-90s. Matt Stadelmann’s declamatory vocals and elemental (but still highly melodic) guitar, Marshall Yarbrough’s rock-solid rhythms, hypnotic song forms that occasionally build into explosive moments . . .
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