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Mako Sica go tribal in Wild Onion city

By Jeremy Krinsley » While there's no need to remind us of "Misirlou", as the first track on Mika Sico does a bit too convincingly, this Chicago band's moody psych impressions loll out like wind on the Great Plains through the 21-plus minute B-side, "Dunes". We'll leave you with a middle piece of that puzzle:

mako sica dual horizon

Mako Sica, Dual Horizon

Mako Sica, "Dunes" (excerpt)

La Société Expéditionnaire is responsible for the band's debut LP, which, much like the recent release by San Kazakgascar, goes out on a limb to recall a mystical spiritualism while relying largely on flawless guitar riffage. As the press release explains, "'Mako Sica' is a translation of what many Native American tribes called 'land bad.'" Also, Chicago is a Native American term for "wild onion," not "deep dish pizza." 


Posted on January 25, 2010.

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