The Brood Halifax, Nova Scotia
Dark and quirky songs that float along like scenes from a night’s dream. Lynchian vibes at the discotheque. Intricate
musical interplay, but over a beat you can groove to.
The band’s musical recipe is thus: equal parts vocals, keyboards, bass, guitar and drums, interlocking in an electric dixieland tapestry with nods to new wave, disco, psychedelia and grunge.
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Recorded in a shipping container, the Australian artist's quirky second album is a love letter to 70’s classic rock, folk, and psychedelia.
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