Taking cues from the choppy spazz-math of Hella and the 8-bit Nintendo cacophony of The Advantage, Spencer Seim utilizes the trademarks steez and proclivities of his two musical ventures to create a new one which morphs into a kitchy, stoner rock fueled archfiend chock full of bastardized jazz rhythms and chicken scratch electronica. With the grating jingles and chimes of an explosion at a pinball machine factory and the caffeinated scour of just about any song that features Seim’s vivid musical talent, sBACH will fray the senses and leave you begging for more.