The Impervious Douglas Sims San Antonio, Texas
Range of sounds and influences from 80's new wave though today music, it's nearly impossible to label Impervious Douglas
Sims within a single genre.
Favoring captured energy and inspiration over perfection, this album was created in a series of six hour Monday night sessions over a 6 mo. period.Low-fi approach was taken in the recording process.vocals were recorded in a VW jetta vocal booth.
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