Nowadays the electric guitar has become ubiquitous, deployed to vastly different ends in a wide variety of formats. The New York quartet Dither focuses almost exclusively on sounds produced by electric guitars — clean, plucked lines, strummed chords, grungy feedback, resonating overtones, even the static buzz of amps and loose plugs...

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... there’s a consistent dedication to thinking out of the box and just simply having fun.

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It’s an intriguing debut by a group that summarizes much of the electric guitar’s history (from Dick Dale to Fred Frith) and mines further possibilities of their own.

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Prepare your ears.

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