One could easily throw a “musical chairs” allusion into the formation of M.H. & His Orchestra: from a one man project to a 44 piece orchestra then finally resting as a ten person touring band – it’s impossible to escape the notion that this has shaped what Sounds of RVA calls their “ever-shifting wall of sound”. One could also employ the monstrous power of a rolling train to describe their onstage show – which is fitting because that’s where they all met. Now, after 2 years of touring and a few cosmetic adjustments the group is nestled in the Nation’s Capitol: Washington, D.C. culling their hushed sophomore release: AGITPOP which makes musical pun of the Soviet concept, art as propaganda and features a slew of politically, socially, and funkily oriented songs that still adhere to the band’s trademark eccentric brand of humor and melody. It may all seem overwhelming, it’s safe to assume the band likes it that way but don’t be afraid to catc...