Millbrook Discography of CDs

Millbrook albums "Their album is absolutely gorgeous" - Rufus Wainwright "...Millbrook's existence answers the question, 'What would you get if you mixed the Beatles with Queen and David Bowie?'..." - The Clause, 2003 "Some of the most original sounding material I've heard in a long, long time" - Marshall Altman, Columbia Records A&R A perfect soundtrack for a movie. A song for every mood. Lush and cinematic as well as intimate and personal. All these things have been said about Millbrook's debut album, "The Simple Words We Wasted". Originally the brain child of longtime songwriting duo Steven Moser & Daniel Jacob Horine, Millbrook has now blossomed into this unpredictable beast that has finally reared it's beautiful head with its debut disc that took over 3 years to complete. Chamber Pop... Power Pop... Art rock... label it what you'd like. But even those terms are so broad in scope...yet pegging Millbrook into a specific category is about as easy as nailing jelly to a wall. The songs of "The Simple Words We Wasted" vary from one to another but it's their eccentricity and their variation that is their common ...

Millbrook music CDs I. catacombs - II. confessionals - III. CATHEDRALS Begin and start again....The neon lights came sprouting from the scorched wreckage like vines; twining and twisting as if alive. From the ashes, dirt and clay was rebuilt the city of tall facades of marble and iron. and from among them rose the tower; much taller than what was before. Now its spires scrape along the warm concrete underbelly of heaven and a crowd gathers to watch it spark like mid-summer fireworks. Cathedrals, epistle 3: Millbrook's 3rd and final letter in a trilogy of EP's, is exactly what the title suggests that it might be; the glorious, epic, and grandiose finale'; the final broad stroke, flourish and long handed signature in the long overdue letter. Cathedrals is the thunderous arrival as well as the triumphant exit. It is the cannons and streamers, the flinging open of doors, the hoisting above heads, the homecoming and the valediction.... and the defeat of defeatism. It has become the unveiling of what was thought never to be again. Cathedrals is certainly not a derivate and any of it's sister works in the trilogy. With the ...

Millbrook discography I. catacombs - II. CONFESSIONALS* - III. cathedrals No more classic grandiose. No more lush cinematic production. Not a single note played that didn't absolutely have to be there. Millbrook's new objective for Confessionals, the 2nd epistle in a trilogy of EP's: to find the profound in the simple...to make the familiar exotic and ...