“I'm not sure if living in the desert is making me want more space in music or not,” laughs Kid, a Tucson resident for a few years now. “Maybe I’m turning into a desert stoner rocker.” The legendary Kid Congo Powers, whose unique guitar style has been at the center of some of the most forward-thinking bands in punk and garage (The Gun Club, The Cramps, The Bad Seeds) has most decidedly not unleashed a Kyuss tribute album. But you hear the desert all over That Delicious Vice, its Duane Eddy/Rowland S. Howard guitar twanging through malicious reverb. You feel it in the slide guitar-drenched theme from an imaginary western. There’s also such unique pieces as the acid/garage cumbia title track. The band’s strongest record to date.