Tim Brennan Discography of CDs

Tim Brennan CD discography After dabbling in a more narrative style with their 2011 concept album Going Out in Style, Dropkick Murphys get back to their raucous roots on their eighth album, Signed and Sealed in Blood. Blazing their way through 12 tracks of ripping Celtic punk, Dropkick Murphys are still partying on after all ...

Tim Brennan discography Boston's Dropkick Murphys turn in another collection of Irish-tinged punk rock on The Warrior's Code. The tempos are breakneck for the most part, and the energy is accentuated by the alternating lead vocals, a tag team of rage and bravado. That the group doesn't take itself too seriously is demonstrated on ...

Tim Brennan albums While pop/rock's pantheon of concept characters is topped by incredible and outlandish characters like Ziggy Stardust and Tommy, the truth is that Cornelius Larkin -- war veteran, working-class hero, and the fictional centerpiece of Dropkick Murphys' seventh studio album, Going Out in Style -- would likely outfight and outdrink them. A ...

Tim Brennan CD discography Just in time for St. Patrick's Day and their March tour dates, DKM has repackaged 'The Meanest Of Times' to include extra tracks and a bonus DVD, for a limited time only. Contains all the best of the band's sound: a complex distillation of ...

Tim Brennan music CDs On its second full-length album, MAKE IT BLUR, the Chicago-based emo band June offers up a highly accessible outing of punk-pop tunes. Like fellow Chi-towners Fall Out Boy and other successful breakout emo acts, the quartet has expanded its sonic palette beyond the standard guitar/bass/drums configuration, allowing for plaintive, piano-tinged ballads ...

Tim Brennan songs Audio Mixer: Brian McTernan. Recording information: Salad Days Studios, Bellsville, MD (03/15/2005/05/09/2005). June: Tim Brennan (vocals, guitar); AJ Brown (bass guitar, background vocals); Mark Sutor, Mark Palacz. Personnel: Mark Palacz (guitar); Mark Sutor (drums).

Tim Brennan albums John Nolan, former guitarist/singer for Taking Back Sunday, excels at artfully restrained emotion, acoustic arrangements that quietly convey the power of stadium rockers, and matte musical surfaces that just barely conceal a bursting brilliance underneath. An album with songs as multi-layered and smart as "The Miracle That Never Came" and "Soon We'll Be Living In The Future" wouldn't seem at home on the pop charts, and yet Nolan and his able bandmates have created, on their second full-length release, a ...