Tammar: Sensual, Ceremonial Minimalism by RACHEL SMITH. 'The Last Line' by Tammar

Tammar's "The Last Line" was recorded in Bloomington, Ind., circa 2011, but its sensual, ceremonial minimalism sounds more like the product of a late-night jam session in 1970s Dusseldorf or New York City: Think Neu!'s propulsive motorik grooves, The Velvet Underground's psychedelic drones and the steely pulse of Suicide's proto-synth pop. It's the sound of mechanized modern ritual, conjuring a strange kind of nowhere feeling. Speeding down a dark highway late at night, you could be anywhere in the world.

Tammar's "The Last Line" sounds like the product of a late-night jam session in 1970s Dusseldorf or New York City.
LISTEN TO THE SONG:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d7bMpSWaZvE
YOU CAN LISTEN TO THE SONG AND READ MORE BY CLICKING THE LINK BELOW (Picture source):
http://www.npr.org/2011/09/22/140706351/tammar-sensual-ceremonial-minimalism