Thursday, April 11, 2013
Sounds like Braille - Right Out of Left Field, Straight to the Middle of Nowhere (2004)
Yes I know what you might be thinking...
When was the last time I posted something not within the last couple years?!
2004's truly wonderful album by Sounds Like Braille is a group that has many influences but honestly they are very much their own animal. Be clear that this is not incredibly busy math rock. It does have early 90's throwback feel to it occasionally and the songs are structured more along the lines of classical composition and post-rock not too mention the clear jazz influence. The hair does get let down to rock on a good amount of these songs.On the whole however its the pace is kept at a medium while allowing room for the instruments to tangle. Im not going to spend an absurd amount of time on this just know that this is a unique listen and a highly rewarding one at that. It is in my opinion a group that rarely gets the props they deserve so hopefully this brings a few more peeps in their direction.
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James McCoy is the sole drummer on this album and there isn't a single drum overdub on the record. The band never had two drummers and two bassists at the same time except for one show at Big V's in Minneapolis, where I joined them on stage (I'm the second bassist on the record) to play a couple songs. Matt Belanger (the second drummer) wasn't in the band until after I moved away.
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Thanks for the props!
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Of course Dante! my apologies on the misinformation i will obviously have to edit my post accordingly. there wasn't a lot of information on you guys online so i had to take what little i had. again sorry and hope your well
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