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"Head songwriter and performer Ken Adam creates dramatic, enjoyable folky pop songs heavily influenced by the likes of Pavement and Sparklehorse." Indieville.com "Most will easily dismiss the album because of its Poop Yer Pants moniker but they'll be missing out on a tremendous indie singer/songwriter rock adventure." Smother.net "...the steady guitar sounded like something missing from the Doves' Last Broadcast. An excellent thing indeed." Indie-Music.com "I'm absolutely floored! This is great, catchy music, perfectly executed, with great lyrics, melodies and production. I'm very, very impressed." Alan Haber, host of WEBR's Pure Pop |
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Poop Yer Pants’ acoustic guitar-driven brand of indie rock is a homegrown concoction of power-pop melodies, roots punk personality and dark electronic grooves.
Although many music directors criticize the band’s name, those who listen are caught off guard by the real human content present in songwriter Ken Adam’s lyrics. His words, like the name of the band, are something we’ve all felt.
PYP's self-titled debut is recieving international radio play. Specialty and College DJ’s alike are going deep on the album, giving repeated spins to 7 tracks (“Stupid All the Time,” “Simple”, “Greensox”, “Everglader”, “In the Dark”, "Boomer's on a Hot Tuesday" & “Chester and Jonny”.)
“Simple” has already charted 3 weeks in a row at 88.1 "The Burg" and hit the top 30 on WSUM in Vermont and KALX in California. It also ranked on WRZX’s “Hangover Café’s” Top 75 of 2005, was awarded with “Best Lyrics in Indie Rock” and “Track of the Day” status by GarageBand.com.
Check out the first ever PYP music video for cyber electro-slap track "Spyspace.
Winner of the "Best Music Video" Award at the 2007 Carousel City Film Festival: