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:: Release Info:
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:: Artist......> Bright Channel
:: Title.......> Self Titled
:: Label.......> Flight Approved
:: Genre.......> Indie
:: Rip.Date....> 07.27.2005
:: Street.Date.> 00.00.0000
:: Source......> CDDA
:: Quality.....> VBRkbps - Joint-Stereo
:: Play Time...> 37:14 min
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:: Track Listing:
::
:: 01. Final Stretch
:: 02. Vehicle
:: 03. Motion Building
:: 04. Ricochet
:: 05. New Observation
:: 06. Witness
:: 07. Boiler
:: 08. Reckoning
:: 09. Ice Field
:: 10. Light Workers
:: 11. Night Eyes
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:: Release Notes:
::
:: Bright Channel has been described as inspiring and
:: revelatory, dark and elegant,
:: shimmering and roaring. One thing is for certain, Bright
:: Channel's music defies
:: categorization. This is a rock band with a wide variety of
:: musical influences
:: and a clear vision for the future. Since forming in June of
:: 2002, this 3-piece
:: has steadily grown a loyal fan base on the strength of their
:: live appearances.
:: Their signature sound consists largely of swirling, melodic
:: guitars lapping
:: against a wall of pounding rhythms. Encompassing the best of
:: shoegazer,
:: post-punk, indie rock, no-wave, brit pop and space rock,
:: Bright Channel is
:: forging ahead with a new sound that is highly stylized and
:: unique.
::
::
:: ALBUM REVIEWS:
::
:: From KaffeineBuzz, October 2004: "Not only has this release
:: shown a drive and
:: passion not often felt by most artists out there, but it has
:: also in the same
:: right landed itself into a category best described as
:: "legendary" ...
::
:: From The Onion, September 2004: "Bright Channel's self-titled
:: debut album is a
:: work of murky majesty"
::
:: From Westword Magazine, September 2004: "Recorded by infamous
:: angst junkie Steve
:: Albini at his Electrical Audio Studios in Chicago, (Bright
:: Channel's) songs are
:: seriously bleak, seriously epic, seriously eerie ...
:: seriously serious. Imagine
:: a sawed-off Mogwai crammed into a supercollider with
:: Closer-era Joy Division.
:: Picture long shadows, cold steel, exit wounds, anasthesia
:: ..."
::
:: From the Boulder Daily Camera, October 2004: "For a
:: three-piece, Bright Channel
:: certainly does a lot with just a little, turning cascading
:: sheets of feedback,
:: throbbing basslines and thudding drums into gloroius
:: noise..."
::
:: http://www.flightapproved.com/brightchannel.html
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::
:: RiP iN PeACe!
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