Addie Brik Discography of CDs

Addie Brik albums 2004 album from London based US Songwriter with a heady mix of traditional and experimental sounds and songwriting techniques. Personnel: Addie Brik (piano, background vocals); Christian Marsac (guitar); Roman Mints, Emil Chitakov, Yuri Zhislin (violin); Maxim Rysanov (viola); Kristina Blaumane , Alexei Sarkissov (cello); Andrei Samsonov (clarinet). Recording information: Baddie Road Gospel Oak, London, England; Bleibeil, Berlin, Germany; Sound Furnace, Venice Beach, CA.

Addie Brik music CDs Track Listing of songs: Throat; Shade Of Palms; I'm Going On; Windmill; Plaintive View; Give It Up; Three Pictures; Hey Mama, I Died At War; Honved Utca; Pigs; Szelmalom; There's Talk Of Water;

Addie Brik discography Track Listing of songs: Ghostbastards; Ghostbastards; Ghostbastards; Solar X Bastards! Make Me Feel Good!;

Addie Brik songs Track Listing of songs: Word Became Flesh; Lil' Peace; It's Huge; Drunkie Drunkie Crystal Fingers; Swine Horde; My Name Is Liv; Your Granddaddy's Yelling At Salaves; Whino; Killing Window;

Addie Brik CD discography Pedal steel guitarist B.J. Cole does make a bizarre foil for Luke Vibert (or is it the other way around?), and the strangeness of this collaboration is reflected here in the music. Vibert certainly has his trip-hop hat on here (his drum-and-bass forays are noticeably unplugged), but that doesn't mean he's forsaken the many styles he messes with--eclecticism is the name of the game on STOP THE PANIC. Ergo, there's the jazzy bloopfest of "This Stuff is Fresh," the faux big-beat of "Dischordzilla," and the synthetic luau-funk of "Fly Hawaii." Cole expertly dances around Vibert's warped rhythms and oddball sounds, contributing plucked refrains of pedal steel and ...