Astonishingly derivative of '60s Brit-pop (the Kinks at their most cloying) and '70s prog-rock (don't ask), Walt Mink can't be serious, and that's the trio's appeal. On Bareback Ride's breakneck-silly ''Zero Day,'' they thrash away in waltz time, and ''Frail,'' fueled by a fitful rhythm section, sounds like Rush reborn as an angry skinny-tie band. B
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