Law and Order

Law & Order-- the solo debut from Foxygen's Jonathan Rado-- suggests Rado is fully prepared to make Foxygen records on his own. The collection sketches out a homemade grab-bag of jams and rough-cut gems devoted to monolithic 60s rock sounds.

With Foxygen's future seemingly in the balance, their guitarist is the first to strike out with a solo record.

Madness slowing to a soft roll must leave your head a little dry, achy, your bones brittle. Like a hangover. One might think the now-simmering wake Foxygen slam-dunked this spring would leave one-half of the brains, Jonathan Rado, feeling spent, sleepy, in need of a long bath. But after a disco nap and a fresh stick of gum, his debut solo album, Law & Order, suggests he recovered like a champ.

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Foxygen's Jonathan Rado and Sam France have been on a manic creative tear. The band recorded and self-released several albums before the EP Take the Kids Off Broadway caught the attention of Jagjaguwar and Richard Swift in the latter half of 2011.

Jonathan Rado of Foxygen releases his solo effort "Law and Order". Reviewed for Northern Transmissions by Evan McDowell. The album is out today on Woodsist.