It is here. The long awaited third release from San Francisco-based indie/electronic/folk terrorists Pono. Formed in 1998 by members Ellard, Barbara Brownell, and Shelley, Pono have been creating music that stretches the boundaries of what some label 'experimental pop music'. Pono's sometimes quirky, sometimes haunting eclectic style has been compared to the likes of VU, My Bloody Valentine, PJ Harvey, Yo La Tengo, Varnaline, Air, Magnetic Fields and Liz Phair. Each of their three CDs is a musical snapshot. Recorded over the course of three years, Indie Rock to the Blues moves from a guitar-driven indie rock to a melodic ethereal drone. In between there are straight ahead pop songs, excerpts from live shows, some delicate political commentary and other unique experimental compositions. As with the two previous Pono releases, the record includes some strange instrumentation and sounds including kazoos, samples, various children's toys, bea...