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943 Recluse by Brando

Brando

943 Recluse
Recordhead

After releasing the textured and complex Single Crown Postcard in 2003, Derek Richey decided a change of approach for Brando was in order, and with 943 Recluse, set out to make a record that recalled the early days of the band, when all their recording took place on a 4-track. With neither the luxuries nor the constraints of a proper recording studio, the goal was to record their songs in their most elementary state, with refreshingly little concern for fancy recording tricks. The songs here, against all odds, shine as bright as the most impeccably produced albums anyone’s ever heard. Richey’s songs have much in common with lo-fi legends Robert Pollard and Tobin Sprout. He flashes a deep appreciation of various aspects of ’60s rock, ranging from upbeat, summery pop to wacked-out psychedelic excursions, all tied together by an equally deep fondness for early-’90s indie giants like Sebadoh and Pavement. Ten years into the life of the band, Richey has proven once and for all that he’s quite simply an outstanding songwriter, the kind whose songs exist beautifully regardless of circumstances; they remind those obsessed with rock music why it is they are in the first place.  • “Magnified” feature in Magnet’s Summer ’04 issue, with Brando track on the CD as well • Glowing reviews in Erasing Clouds, Aiding & Abetting, Neumu, and Indianapolismusic.net • Will appeal to fans of Pollard, Sprout and GBV

CD $12.00

05/18/2004 802685682928 

LUNA 68cd 


MP3 $9.90

05/18/2004  

 


Single Crown Postcard by Brando

Brando

Single Crown Postcard
Recordhead

***The second CD release from Bloomington, Indiana's psychedelic stalwarts lands somewhere between Dukes of Stratosphere and Galaxy 500. The band certainly knows how to squeeze out every last bit from their 4-track recorder. Features members of SATELLITE 66 and MARMOSET.

CD $12.00

04/02/2002 802685462124 

LUNA 46 CD 


MP3 $9.90

04/02/2002