Maszer's dark, brooding vocals sound like an invocation—they call the rites of artists from Led Zeppelin to PJ Harvey to create a modern psych spell. Guitarist Tomer-David Rapaport brought the dark rock influences of Tel Aviv with him when he moved to the US 10 years ago. He eventually founded Mother's Anger, where he met drummer Joseph Braley. Touring the world and opening for bands like Black Sabbath, Rapaport and Braley settled in Seattle to write, eventually collaborating with vocalist and artist Katie Blackstock. Together they make music that easily inspires frenzy and release. With the last stop of their West Coast tour at Bunk Bar, it's a good time to get lost in Maszer's enchantment. JENI WREN STOTTRUP