We recently spoke with Daniel Ingala of Plushgun, the Brooklyn-based post-punk, synth-driven, indie pop trio, about their exposure through MySpace and the positive and negative impacts of the digital revolution in the music industry, what inspires their music, the non-profits he supports and the Zachary Quinto connection!

Plushgun is the brainchild of Daniel Ingala and grew out of the cramped confines of his overpriced and undersized bedroom in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. A Net success, once he posted “Just Polite” on his MySpace, the project quickly took off with songs featured in the web-TV series “We Need Girlfriends” and rising to #1 in the Alternative Rock Channel on Ourstage.com.

This is their first full-length album, Pins & Panzers, and this is one album that promises and delivers on bringing the party with their sound. This album is full of addicted fun, pop/rock that is a balance of Coldplay meets Imogen Heap dancing with The Postal Service.