Preservation Brass - For Fat Man

Preservation Brass - For Fat ManAvailable on black wax BOOM. It's the first thing you hear, the first thing you notice. A bass drum strike so hard and heavy, it's sound carries for blocks. In fact, you probably feel it before you actually hear it. BOOM BOOM. A bottom end so deep, it let's everyone know: the band is on it's way. BOOM BOOM BOOM And before you can even see 'em, you can hear 'em, clearing the way: angel trumpets, devil trombones, rat a tat snares, pulsing tubas, and at

con notas extensas contando la historia de Brooklyn Sounds

they’re as uncompromising and emotionally intense as ever

or a romantic gothic evening with a loved one

The B-side of the EP has an etching

then allowing them to reveal themselves over time

Players often build towards a moment of dissonance with the goal of hitting a release and

Although these songs were forged in the crucible of world-stopping pestilence

Three band members had recently relocated away from Chicago

” reveal a mastery of diverse soundscapes

’ Ever-prolific

the curious harmonies and the odd-drum patterns still makes the album sounds as fresh as the first one

With fellow Heliocentrics co-founder and legendary drummer Malcolm Catto