Recorded in 2017 at Rare Book Room in Brooklyn, NY, Flasher's debut Constant Image was produced by Nicolas Vernhes (Animal Collective, Deerhunter, War On Drugs) and crackles with invention. This isn't the sound of a band finding their feet, it's the rare sound of three people - Taylor Mulitz on guitar, bassist Daniel Saperstein and drummer Emma Baker - who know exactly what they want to achieve from the start. From their hometown of Washington, DC, with it's rich history of idiosyncratic underground music, Flasher has emerged at the forefront of a vibrant musical present. The band is helping to define a new generation of music in the city set apart from Dischord or any other storied DC past. First single ""Pressure"" gives you a perfect example of what to expect. It's a song that zeroes in on feelings of mania and alienation but is buoyed by a darting B-52s swagger. There's weight and lightness here. It's not often a debut album arrives in so complete a form but when it does you know you've got something special on your hands.
