Since their 2004 inception in the oft-neglected Morgantown, West Virgina music scene, Librarians have played a dark but danceable brand of indie rock with debts owed to disco, garage rock and post-punk.

Alright Easy Candy Stranger is the group’s first full-length following their debut EP, Neo-Rodeo. Recorded and mixed in early 2006, the album is an epic yet concise 11-song outing; a fresh medley of ominous synthesizer melodies, thunderous drum beats and precise guitar riffs. The band’s dancy punk-influenced songs draw from the best parts of such acts as Les Savy Fav, Liars, The Dismemberment Plan, Enon, and Thunderbirds Are Now!, adding a touch of sexy glam-rock influenced by the likes of T. Rex.

Columbus Alive described Librarians best as making no sense at all. “It’s the stuff that turns rock writers slack-jawed and lazy, that makes whipping off lines like ‘defying category’ seem momentarily acceptable… Definitely a sight worth seeing.”