Johnny Whitney Discography of CDs

Johnny Whitney songs Seattle post-hardcore outfit the Blood Brothers wear their musical hearts on their sleeves. Railing against mainstream society with their frenetic, experimental punk sound, the Blood Brothers embrace musical radicalism at its most extreme. On their sixth album YOUNG MACHETES, they match blistering sheets of guitar abrasion with bellicose shrieks to disarmingly powerful ...

Johnny Whitney music CDs Higher-pitched and noisier than an army of little dogs, the quintet of youngsters known as the Blood Brothers spew out a relentless wad of spit on Burn Piano Island, Burn, a ferocious album that singes the ears. Their passionate, insane, ranting hardcore is surely not for everyone. It's a truly extreme album ...

Johnny Whitney CD discography Crimes is Blood Brothers' V2 debut, and their fourth album overall. The quintet is still led by blaring, interwoven vocals of Johnny Whitney and Jordan Blilie. One screams and yelps in a very high register, the other is not so high, but still great at screaming. The Brothers' basic sound is jagged ...

Johnny Whitney albums With Jaguar Love's 2008 debut, the former Blood Brothers and Pretty Girls Make Graves members seemed to be headed in a poppier direction, but no one could be prepared for what they had in store for Hologram Jams. For their 2010 outing, the group went the Har Mar Superstar route and made ...

Johnny Whitney discography Straight-ahead techno can be a hard sell for some people who grew up listening primarily to rock, funk, or dance-pop and expect real melodies, real harmonies, and honest to God hooks from their music. But not every artist who is techno-friendly is a purist who caters to ravers exclusively; there are some ...

Johnny Whitney CD discography Although Neon Blonde's Headlines EP showed that Johnny Whitney and Mark Gajadhar's side project could sound like the Blood Brothers while also sounding very little like them, it still wasn't adequate preparation for the crazed inventiveness of their full-length debut, Chandeliers in the Savannah. A glittering, sharp-edged magpie's nest of fractured glam, hip-hop, electronica, pop, Blood Brothers-style fury and whatever else caught the band's fancy, the album is an example of how to build something beautifully ugly out of trash. While Chandeliers in the Savannah's opening track, "Black ...

Johnny Whitney albums Audio Remixer: Jay Clark. Neon Blonde: Johnny Whitney (vocals, guitar, piano, organ, bass guitar, electronics); Mark Gajadhar (drums, percussion).