MP3 The Maggies - Breakfast at Brelreck´s
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Beatles-influenced power pop with a Zombies/Kinks-edge to it.
7 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Modern Rock, POP: 60's Pop
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plus a short story by Jonathan Lethem by the same title. Huzzah.
This EP project was born out of a deeply painful winter of great loss and a fruitful collaboration. The fall of 2000 saw the Maggies regroup with some new members and a clatch of new songs. Philip has had a long association with noted author Jonathan Lethem (Motherless Brooklyn, Girl in Landscape, This Shape We're In) and the idea of a short story and a short EP seemed like a nice idea. I mean, why the hell not? So they did it.
Not much more than that, except that the lovely "whimsical industrial" photography was supplied by old Lethem/Price cohort (and co-creator of DreamWorld News) Luke Jaeger. And there's some other nice photos by Andrew Greto.
7 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Modern Rock, POP: 60's Pop
Details:
plus a short story by Jonathan Lethem by the same title. Huzzah.
This EP project was born out of a deeply painful winter of great loss and a fruitful collaboration. The fall of 2000 saw the Maggies regroup with some new members and a clatch of new songs. Philip has had a long association with noted author Jonathan Lethem (Motherless Brooklyn, Girl in Landscape, This Shape We're In) and the idea of a short story and a short EP seemed like a nice idea. I mean, why the hell not? So they did it.
Not much more than that, except that the lovely "whimsical industrial" photography was supplied by old Lethem/Price cohort (and co-creator of DreamWorld News) Luke Jaeger. And there's some other nice photos by Andrew Greto.
in partnership with CDbaby
