MP3 The Brook Lee Catastrophe - The Weight Of Waiting
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"The Band" meets "Wilco"-Folk Rock music with a modern edge. This quintet is known for they're song craftmanship and amazing live shows.
11 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Folk Rock, FOLK: Modern Folk
Details:
Over the past two years The Brook Lee Catastrophe has built a steady and enthusiastic following with a sound that is at once lush and intimate. Anchored by the classic folk-rock lyricism of veteran Southern California singer/songwriter Brook Lee, âthe Catastropheâ â violinist Paul Mitchell, guitarist George Madrid, bassist Ryan Nakata, and drummer Mike Duncan- paints a musical landscape that counterpoints and enhances Leeâs words, filling in the picture with instrumental brushstrokes that merge the traditional with the experimental.
As the second full-length album released in under a year, The Weight of Waiting finds the band delving deeper into their established sound and mining previously untapped influences. The album emerged fully formed after 5 days with producer Rick Parker whose extensive credits include The Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Dandy Warhols, & Miranda Lee Richards to name a few. The resulting tracks capture the vitality of a band deeply immersed in a process of musical exploration and self-discovery.
The fruits of this exploration can be heard in songs like âCompressed Black Carbon & A Digital Divideâ, in which the almost spoken poetry of the lyrics recede into the abstract musical poetry of the songâs second half. âEverybodyâs Askingâ makes a crafty move into pop territory, counter pointing Leeâs downbeat lyrics with a musical confection evoking Elvis Costello and Van Morrison.
At the center of the album, the spare and meditative âConstellations Iâ coils its ruminations like a spring finally bursting forth into the striving anthem-like âConstellations II.â Elsewhere, âA Devils Truthâ offers an upbeat tale of a deadbeat dad in a country-and-western key, and Lee steps back to his solo acoustic roots for âBig Nothing,â a two-minute character sketch thatâs as incisive as it is concise.
At the heart of The Brook Lee Catastropheâs music is a voice that speaks the truth to sorrow and articulates an idealism that persists beyond youthful naiveté â a realistâs idealism, one that refuses to be corroded by lifeâs slings and arrows, redoubling its conviction as it stands defiant against a sea of troubles.
11 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Folk Rock, FOLK: Modern Folk
Details:
Over the past two years The Brook Lee Catastrophe has built a steady and enthusiastic following with a sound that is at once lush and intimate. Anchored by the classic folk-rock lyricism of veteran Southern California singer/songwriter Brook Lee, âthe Catastropheâ â violinist Paul Mitchell, guitarist George Madrid, bassist Ryan Nakata, and drummer Mike Duncan- paints a musical landscape that counterpoints and enhances Leeâs words, filling in the picture with instrumental brushstrokes that merge the traditional with the experimental.
As the second full-length album released in under a year, The Weight of Waiting finds the band delving deeper into their established sound and mining previously untapped influences. The album emerged fully formed after 5 days with producer Rick Parker whose extensive credits include The Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Dandy Warhols, & Miranda Lee Richards to name a few. The resulting tracks capture the vitality of a band deeply immersed in a process of musical exploration and self-discovery.
The fruits of this exploration can be heard in songs like âCompressed Black Carbon & A Digital Divideâ, in which the almost spoken poetry of the lyrics recede into the abstract musical poetry of the songâs second half. âEverybodyâs Askingâ makes a crafty move into pop territory, counter pointing Leeâs downbeat lyrics with a musical confection evoking Elvis Costello and Van Morrison.
At the center of the album, the spare and meditative âConstellations Iâ coils its ruminations like a spring finally bursting forth into the striving anthem-like âConstellations II.â Elsewhere, âA Devils Truthâ offers an upbeat tale of a deadbeat dad in a country-and-western key, and Lee steps back to his solo acoustic roots for âBig Nothing,â a two-minute character sketch thatâs as incisive as it is concise.
At the heart of The Brook Lee Catastropheâs music is a voice that speaks the truth to sorrow and articulates an idealism that persists beyond youthful naiveté â a realistâs idealism, one that refuses to be corroded by lifeâs slings and arrows, redoubling its conviction as it stands defiant against a sea of troubles.
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