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Pleasant Mob - s/t LP [Inscrutable]Ex Spread Joy Flying Nun style guitar pop on Martin Meyer (Lumpy & the Dumpers, Lumpy Records)'s great new INSCRUTABLE label! See more on the label here! Read the great Tracy Wilson liner notes below! Are you scared to be happy? Are we? Can we be? Where there is art, there is hope. What a genuine relief it is to know that for every monstrous blow the world delivers, musicians are able to create things of beauty in stark contrast to an oversaturation
Ex-Spread Joy Flying Nun-style guitar pop on Martin Meyer (Lumpy & the Dumpers, Lumpy Records)'s great new INSCRUTABLE label!
See more on the label here!
Read the great Tracy Wilson liner notes below! Are you scared to be happy? Are we? Can we be?
Where there is art, there is hope.
What a genuine relief it is to know that for every monstrous blow the world delivers, musicians are able to create things of beauty in stark contrast to an oversaturation of ugliness. To be sensitive and soft during undeniably hard times is a brave act, and the music of Pleasant Mob is as defiant as it is endearing.
At a glance Pleasant Mob evokes a carefree spirit, but below the surface, their uncluttered compositions are a comforting utopia. Their judicious use of tone, color, and melody strike the perfect balance between masculine and feminine energy - take that Piet Mondrian. Their clarity and resolved tension has smoothed down the sharp edges of rock and roll into a joyous flower powered jangle.
In 2022, Chicago’s Raidy Hodges of Spread Joy adopted a new neo-psychedelic musical identity and released a two song cassingle via Feel It Records. Resetting once again, Hodges has a whole new supporting ensemble: Tessa Sebastian - Bass, Timothy Makowski - Guitar, Daniel Lynch - Keyboards, Hana Chew - Drums and all sharing vocal duties. Hodges and Chew’s vocal chemistry is undeniable, adopting indie pop art school charm and adding in ‘60s lite-psych romance.
“Are you scared to be happy?” was a mantra of sorts to the 1980s C86 scene. I honestly have no idea if anyone is truly happy in 2024, but I welcome Pleasant Mob’s ability to make me believe the answer could be yes.
RIYL: postcard-length vignettes, breezy tempos and pillow-soft harmonies flanked by 24 karat golden hooks
See more on the label here!
Read the great Tracy Wilson liner notes below! Are you scared to be happy? Are we? Can we be?
Where there is art, there is hope.
What a genuine relief it is to know that for every monstrous blow the world delivers, musicians are able to create things of beauty in stark contrast to an oversaturation of ugliness. To be sensitive and soft during undeniably hard times is a brave act, and the music of Pleasant Mob is as defiant as it is endearing.
At a glance Pleasant Mob evokes a carefree spirit, but below the surface, their uncluttered compositions are a comforting utopia. Their judicious use of tone, color, and melody strike the perfect balance between masculine and feminine energy - take that Piet Mondrian. Their clarity and resolved tension has smoothed down the sharp edges of rock and roll into a joyous flower powered jangle.
In 2022, Chicago’s Raidy Hodges of Spread Joy adopted a new neo-psychedelic musical identity and released a two song cassingle via Feel It Records. Resetting once again, Hodges has a whole new supporting ensemble: Tessa Sebastian - Bass, Timothy Makowski - Guitar, Daniel Lynch - Keyboards, Hana Chew - Drums and all sharing vocal duties. Hodges and Chew’s vocal chemistry is undeniable, adopting indie pop art school charm and adding in ‘60s lite-psych romance.
“Are you scared to be happy?” was a mantra of sorts to the 1980s C86 scene. I honestly have no idea if anyone is truly happy in 2024, but I welcome Pleasant Mob’s ability to make me believe the answer could be yes.
RIYL: postcard-length vignettes, breezy tempos and pillow-soft harmonies flanked by 24 karat golden hooks
released April 22, 2024
Pleasant Mob is Raidy, Tessa, Tim, Daniel, Hana
Recorded by Doug Malone & Dave Vettraino
Mastered by Mikey Young
Art by Billo
Inscrutable #2
Pleasant Mob is Raidy, Tessa, Tim, Daniel, Hana
Recorded by Doug Malone & Dave Vettraino
Mastered by Mikey Young
Art by Billo
Inscrutable #2
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★★★★★ 5
Easy and works to hold tools
These work very well. They are adjustable so they will hold most tools. If you have a steel door or cabinet and tools, they are must have. I ordered one set and was so impressed, I ordered another
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Good quality
Color: Black_2, Size: Medium
Got these to hang garage broom and winter snow shovel. These are solid, easy to install, and really good quality. I recommend these
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Very sturdy
Color: Orange hooks, Size: Large
These hooks are strong enough to hold my chainsaw and weed eaters tight to the wall without concern of falling.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Great
Color: Black_2, Size: Medium
These are perfet, heavy-duty hooks that I put out in my carport for a shovel and broom.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Holds Everything Securely and Easy to Install
Color: Black_4, Size: Medium
These ENUODA garage hooks are solid and hold my skateboards and rollerblades with no problem. The steel construction feels very sturdy, and installation was simple with the included hardware.
They work perfectly for organizing gear, tools, or sports equipment, and I feel confident hanging heavier items on them. Great value and very durable.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2026