Bryan Scary is Awesome!
Bryan Scary's The Shredding Tears
Where the hell did Bryan Scary come from? Not that it's very important, but I would have thought that I would have gotten wind a little earlier of a record as good as this coming out. Bryan Scary's The Shredding Tears is an amazing prog-pop behemoth of a record. The word epic would be an understatement, as every one of the 15 songs that make up this album are extremely impressive, sweeping songs, as catchy as they are brilliantly imaginative.
Also worth noting is that this all done by one man, the genious Bryan Scary. Bryan played and produced everything on this album but the drums, which were commanded by Jeremy Black of Apollo Sunshine. The Shredding Tears will be out on CD/double LP on Black and Greene Records on Halloween(October 31st). If you're a fan of Apollo Sunshine, ELO, The Fiery Furnaces, or The Beatles than it is absolutely mandatory that you take note of this album. I could definitely see this album ending on many many year end lists. Check out a couple of my favorite tracks below.
[MP3]: Bryan Scary :: The Ceiling On The Wall (HIGHLY REC'D!!!)
[MP3]: Bryan Scary :: The Blood Club (HIGHLY REC'D!!!)
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posted by Matt at 2:10 PM
6 Comments:
Awesome songs. I can't believe this album hasn't got any attention so far. Thanks for posting about it.
Absolutely wonderful album (or as least what I've heard so far)! Can't wait until it comes out!
The show last night was one of the BEST live shows I have ever seen! BRYAN SCARY is going to take over the world
Bryan is a dear friend of mine and even if he weren't, I would buy his album like crazy! (I don't normally pay for friends' music, but this shit is worth it) Thanks for writing about him and please everyone spread the word, because the world needs to know!
oh man these songs are amazing!! so happy ^^ i listen to them so much. i will but the album as soon as i get a little money >.>
is anyone else hearing as much queen and beachboys in this as i am?
I definitely noticed a bit of Queen. Especially in "The Blood Club." Something about the time signature and timbre in his voice.
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