| | Brand New Deja Entendu CD Brand New Discography of CDs
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While it wouldn't be entirely out of line to align Brand New's second album DEJA ENTENDU with contemporaneous offerings by such West Coast emo-punk types as Rufio, et al, it would be a bit of a mental shortcut. The fact is that while DEJA ENTENDU has no shortage of blaring, punky guitar riffs, battleship-heavy drum pounding, and harried, sore-throat vocals, there's another level to the band's sound. When they're not shouting and thrashing, Brand New are eminently capable of hushed, melodic vocals, atmospheric guitar textures, and relatively complex song structures. They've got their dynamic shifts down too, as they easily maneuver back and forth between the two extremes throughout the album.
Recorded at Reflection Sound Studios, Charlotte, North Carolina.
Audio Mixers: Mike Sapone; Steve Haigler.
Recording information: Reflection Sound Studios, Charlotte, NC; Sapone Productions.
Brand New: Jesse Lacey (vocals); Vin Accardi (guitar); Garrett Tierney (bass); Brian Lane (drums).
Rolling Stone (12/25/03, p.104) - Included in Rolling Stone's "50 Best Albums of 2003" - "...DEJA ENTENDU brings an uncommon artistry and bitter tongue to emo anthems..."
Entertainment Weekly (8/8/03, p.74) - "...Frontman Jesse Lacey seems less interested in pummeling the listener with hooks than hooking you with carefully crafted dynamics and tempo shifts that add emotional heft to his sensitive-guy crooning..." - Rating: B+ Brand New Deja Entendu Songs Deja Entendu Music Review Purchase Deja Entendu CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | VH1 Presents The Corrs Live In Dublin CD (2002)
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| | Rustmonster Flight Of The Filthy Vicar CD (2009)
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What would Caribbean pirates sing if they were alive today? The Flight of the Filthy Vicar is the definitive example of classic pirate music dragged, kicking and screaming, into the modern age. From the tribal beating-to-death of garbage cans and other invented percussion instruments to funky rhythm guitar and accordion solos, if you are a pirate fan, you will not be disappointed. The formula isn’t complicated; mix a little Blackbeard, a little music technology and a good dose of insanity and, voila, you get RustMonster: a unique band that writes and records strictly pirate music.RustMonster exists for one purpose: the musical enjoyment of its members and its fans. Most members of the RustMonster band have been involved in many musical endeavors. Too often, as demand ...
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