starflight ambush

pure vibes.

all songs recorded in our basement/practice space



Follow bunkdoozy and their blog @ www.bunkdoozy.tumblr.com



"Its' a good sign when a band's sound is hard to define. Bunkdoozy combines a variety of influences, leaning more towards an ambient, chill, and progressive (albiet rocking) aesthetic."

-Katie Peifer

Spokane Sidekick



"In my book, you’re taking a big risk when you label your band a “jam band.” Bunkdoozy, a local group, takes that risk on their MySpace page — but, thankfully, only minutes into their latest release, Secret of the Oozy, they break all association with hula-hooping Dead-heads and Phish-y jam-band festivals. In fact, labeling Bunkdoozy as any genre of music would be wrong: This is a band rooted in experimentation, a band throwing themselves headfirst into untested waters.

Granted, there’s no lack of jamming on their record, but their songs are mini-jams, short little ditties that never extend past four and a half minutes. Each track has plenty of downplayed grooving, cooing vocals and drawn-out solos. And just when they get into a jam, they break it up, overlaying the funkiness with gravelly, gutsy vocals and sudden changes in direction."

-Leah Sottile

The Inlander



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