"Argument Clinic" by San Francisco's The Insufferables features twelve mighty songs about love, politics and fine dining. Fans describe the music as a mash-up of The Pixies, Belle and Sebastian and The Doors. The Insufferables present jangle and crunch guitars, and unusually articulate vocals. Singer/lyricist/bartender, Keith McNamara, is a natural storyteller with a distinctive voice and and an unhealthy obsession with cult horror films and low budget B-movies. Two of his songs reflect experiences as a bartender: “Doorman’s Lament”, and “Automatic Life”. Guitarist/songwriter Gene Michal, a professional biomedical engineer, who formerly played classical guitar for his cat, now plays leads and arpeggio fills. In addition, he contributed some acoustic guitar to two songs on the album. Carolyn Crampton, artist and formerly the guitarist for the all-girl punk bands The Profalactics (Colorado) and The Varve (Colorado/San Francisco), plays rhythm guitar in the spirit of Johnny Ramone. She also played slide guitar on “Doorman’s Lament” and organ on “The Thing”. Ram Fenster, a film buff, settles all our arguments, and plays bass, rhythm guitar, and sings backup. The band snapped up drummer, Kevin Anderson, when he moved to the Bay Area from Fresno. As a kid, Kevin’s found his drum teacher and mentor, badass jazz drummer Art Tyler (Righteous Brothers), and he has been playing and recording ever since. "Argument Clinic" was recorded at Tiny Telephone studios in San Francisco with producer, Beau Sorenson, and mastered by Matthew J. Barnhart of Chicago Mastering Service. Earlier EP's "Edge of Control", 2014, and "Fire Bad!!" , 2013 are available on itunes, Soundcloud, Spotify, and a ton of other places on the web. The Insufferables love to play live and can be found at bay area nightspots such as the Bottom of the Hill. The Insufferables rehearse in the concrete, former munitions storage facility at Hunters Point Shipyard. Songwriting is usually started and guided by one of three band members and refined by the group.