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▓█▓▓█ Artist.....[ Alias & Tarsier ▀████▄█▓
██▓▀ Album......[ Brookland/Oaklyn ▀▓██
▄ █▓█ █ Label......[ Anticon Records █ █▓█ ▄
█▒█▓█▄▀ Catalog #..[ ABR0059 ▀▄█▓█▒█
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▓▓█▓▀ ██ Language...[ English ██ ▀▓█▓▓
▀ ▄████ Rip Date...[ 2006-05-09 ████▄ ▀
▄ ▀ ▓█▓ Store Date.[ 2006-05-23 ▓█▓ ▀ ▄
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▀█▓▀ Quality....[ 200 kbps AVG VBR 44.1/Joint Stereo ▀▓█▀
▄ █▓█▄▓█▓ Url........[ http://www.anticon.com ▓█▓▄█▓█ ▄
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█▓ 01 Cub 4:21 ▓█
█▓ 02 Rising Sun 4:41 ▓█
█▓ 03 Last Nail 4:54 ▓█
█▓ 04 Dr. C 4:33 ▓█
█▓ 05 Anon 5:07 ▓█
█▓ 06 5 Year Eve 4:41 ▓█
█▓ 07 Plane That Draws A White Line 3:59 ▓█
█▓ 08 Luck And Fear 4:23 ▓█
█▓ 09 Picking The Same Lock 5:54 ▓█
█▓ 10 Ligaya 5:27 ▓█
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█░█ "Brookland/Oaklyn" is the debut, bicoastal █░█
█░█ collaboration between the production/beatmaking █░█
█░█ of anticon's Alias and the voice and inspiration █░█
█░█ of Rona "Tarsier" Rapadas of New York's █░█
█░█ cinematronic duo, Healamonster & Tarsier. The █░█
█░█ project began with one fluke email and remained █░█
█░█ faceless for 21 months as they recorded their █░█
█░█ respective musical roles (without first meeting █░█
█░█ or even knowing the other). The title of Alias's █░█
█░█ maiden voyage into wordless workù Mutedùwas as █░█
█░█ ironic as it was literal. While he had left his █░█
█░█ physical voice behind in favor of letting his █░█
█░█ hands do the talking (on drum machines, synths, █░█
█░█ guitars, and the occasional set of heartstrings), █░█
█░█ his hands spoke loud and █░█
█░█ clear. Within three months of Muted's release, he █░█
█░█ was booked for two more albums. First Lillian (a █░█
█░█ collaboration with his virtuoso younger brother █░█
█░█ Ehren), and now Brookland/Oaklyn, which picks up █░█
█░█ where the former dropped us offù out on a wintry █░█
█░█ plane cracking with new warmth, hovering █░█
█░█ somewhere over the contiguous United States. █░█
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█░█ "Cub" begins Brookland/Oaklyn with a smile. The █░█
█░█ album's first song enters with a light and steady █░█
█░█ pulse, a slow build of entwined keys, and █░█
█░█ Tarsier's rich and dulcet voice singing of a █░█
█░█ child's unhindered love for life. She plays the █░█
█░█ chanteuse, drawing the listener in while Alias █░█
█░█ coaxes the song out its shellùgradually building █░█
█░█ it up and coating the entire thing with a fine █░█
█░█ layer of frost. Tarsier's transcendent voice █░█
█░█ breathes icy air as the smile turns down at its █░█
█░█ corners and rolls into "Rising Sun," a lyrical █░█
█░█ ode to metamorphosis. Off-kilter drums, loops and █░█
█░█ chopped static set the tone and a jeweled synth █░█
█░█ line announces the return of our heroine. Here █░█
█░█ Alias returns to the hard drums and █░█
█░█ boom-bap-infused atmospheres which tinted Muted; █░█
█░█ Tarsier walks a beautiful line somewhere between █░█
█░█ Bj÷rk and Beth Gibbons. On "Last Nail" Alias █░█
█░█ finds his voice again, delivering his rapid █░█
█░█ rhyme-free cadence over a beat that scurries to █░█
█░█ keep up with him, and on "Anon," Tarsier █░█
█░█ harmonizes over a dark and noirish score that █░█
█░█ "life is only realized through love and wounds." █░█
█░█ Elsewhere, we're lifted upward by bright acoustic █░█
█░█ guitar (the strum of "Dr. C," by anticon's █░█
█░█ Telephone Jim Jesus), kited across the midnight █░█
█░█ sky by the strings of a cello ("5 Year Eve" █░█
█░█ featuring Kirsten McCord of Thurston Moore's █░█
█░█ Ecstatic Peace! label), and brought down to the █░█
█░█ ground when faced with mortality's heavy coil █░█
█░█ ("Luck & Fear" with Subtle/13&God/Themselves' █░█
█░█ Dose One). "Plane that draws a white line" has █░█
█░█ Alias' acoustic guitar patiently plucking through █░█
█░█ New York and California thunderstorms while █░█
█░█ Tarsier folk croons, "i'm happy not the █░█
█░█ fastest..." And, an illegal immigrant's feelings █░█
█░█ of entrapment are chronicled in "Picking the same █░█
█░█ lock" (lyrically inspired by the indiedoc film, █░█
█░█ "The Edge of America"), featuring █░█
█░█ subtle/themselves' Dax Pierson on keyboards. All █░█
█░█ in all, the result is a powerful send-up on █░█
█░█ behalf of their own honest music manifesto ùa █░█
█░█ project dreamt up and made human by a kindred █░█
█░█ pair 3000 miles apart. █░█
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