Kevin Devine: Bubblegum
Bubblegum
CD
CD (Compact Disc)
Herkömmliche CD, die mit allen CD-Playern und Computerlaufwerken, aber auch mit den meisten SACD- oder Multiplayern abspielbar ist.
- Label: Big Scary Monsters
- Bestellnummer: 3013193
- Erscheinungstermin: 11.8.2017
Bright Eyes machte es bereits vor. Und so veröffentlicht auch Kevin Devine zwei Alben zeitgleich. Kevine Devine demonstriert auf Album Nummer 7 & 8 mit jeder Note seine ausgeprägte Vielseitigkeit und musikalische Vielschichtigkeit, und das sehr sicher und geschickt. Seine Songs sind ergreifend und wirklich großartig. Egal ob es Rocksongs sind, die an seine Indieband Miracle of 86 erinnern oder die eher Leisen und zurückgenommenen Singer / Songwriter Songs.
Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Kevin Devine (Bad Books, Kevin Devine and the Goddamn Band), announces the release of the highly anticipated dual release of Bulldozer and Bubblegum (previously known as LP7 and LP 8, respectively).
Bubblegum, produced by Brand New's Jesse Lacey, is a proper rock band record, a sound evolved from Devine’s early days in Miracle of 86; a charging record loaded with feedback, overdriven guitars and unexpectedly memorable hooks.
The twelve songs on Bubblegum create a hard-driving, angular, and mature indie rock sound. Set to Pixie-like guitar riffs and socially conscious, politically bombastic lyrics, as evident on “Fiscal Cliff,” this is a side of Devine that screams and shouts itself over the feedback. “Nobel Prize” is a head-bouncing intro that captures the record’s relentless energy. “Private First Class,” based on the imprisonment of Bradley Manning for leaking classified documents in Iraq, is a surf / punk anthem of the highest-measure. But even high-octane rock records need to slow down, and Devine does so on tracks like “I Can’t Believe You” and “Red Bird” without losing consistency or steam.
The Goddamn Band’s musicianship is provided by Mike Fadem (drums) and Mike Strandberg (guitar), with a debt to Lacey who also steps in on bass and percussion, and backup vocals.
,,Mit seiner Goddamn Band und Produzent Jesse Lacey (Brand New) entstand ,,Bubblegum", ein kräftiges Album, auf dem er wieder gekonnt zwischen Folk und Indie-Rock changiert." (Rolling Stone, November 2013)
Product Information
Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Kevin Devine (Bad Books, Kevin Devine and the Goddamn Band), announces the release of the highly anticipated dual release of Bulldozer and Bubblegum (previously known as LP7 and LP 8, respectively).
Bubblegum, produced by Brand New's Jesse Lacey, is a proper rock band record, a sound evolved from Devine’s early days in Miracle of 86; a charging record loaded with feedback, overdriven guitars and unexpectedly memorable hooks.
The twelve songs on Bubblegum create a hard-driving, angular, and mature indie rock sound. Set to Pixie-like guitar riffs and socially conscious, politically bombastic lyrics, as evident on “Fiscal Cliff,” this is a side of Devine that screams and shouts itself over the feedback. “Nobel Prize” is a head-bouncing intro that captures the record’s relentless energy. “Private First Class,” based on the imprisonment of Bradley Manning for leaking classified documents in Iraq, is a surf / punk anthem of the highest-measure. But even high-octane rock records need to slow down, and Devine does so on tracks like “I Can’t Believe You” and “Red Bird” without losing consistency or steam.
The Goddamn Band’s musicianship is provided by Mike Fadem (drums) and Mike Strandberg (guitar), with a debt to Lacey who also steps in on bass and percussion, and backup vocals.
Rezensionen
,,Mit seiner Goddamn Band und Produzent Jesse Lacey (Brand New) entstand ,,Bubblegum", ein kräftiges Album, auf dem er wieder gekonnt zwischen Folk und Indie-Rock changiert." (Rolling Stone, November 2013)
- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Nobel Prize
- 2 Private first class
- 3 Fiscal cliff
- 4 I can't believe you
- 5 Redbird
- 6 Bloodhound
- 7 Bubblegum
- 8 Sick of words
- 9 Capybara
- 10 She can see me
- 11 Somewhere unoccupied
- 12 I don't care about your band