Our Brother The Native / Tooth And Claws
| Album: | Tooth And Claws | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Our Brother The Native | Added: | Dec 2006 | |
| Label: | Fatcat Records | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2007-03-25 | Pull Date: | 2007-05-27 |
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| Week Ending: | May 13 | May 6 | Apr 22 | Apr 15 | Apr 1 |
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| Airplays: | 3 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | May 10, 2007: | Cognitive Overload
Introduction - Welcome To The Avery |
4. | May 03, 2007: | The Adventurer's Choice
Tilia Petiolaris |
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| 2. | May 09, 2007: | Baptism of Solitude
Falconiformes |
5. | Apr 18, 2007: | Baptism of Solitude
Falconiformes |
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| 3. | May 08, 2007: | Into The Nada
Sepiidae |
6. | Apr 17, 2007: | Into the Nada
Tilia Petiolaris |
Album Review
Kraid
Reviewed 2007-03-21
Reviewed 2007-03-21
Our Brother the Native – Tooth and Claws
Freak-experimental-folk. I don’t like agreeing with distribution copy but they do sound exactly like the kid brothers of Cocorosie and Animal Collective – noisier, free-flowing, circuit-bent campfire songs. Amazing how much vocals sound like cocorosie given that they’re boys, though they are 16, 16, and 18. No FCC. Picks 6, 7, 12
1. Creaky quiet almost combo screamo-and-kid-sing-along, accordions.
2. Lots of Bird singing, acoustic guitar, weird vocals. Some tambourine.
3. Samples children talking, more quiet vocals and acoustic guitar. Boys or girls. Twangy over the top are they serious faux-folk. Echoey high-pitch hard to understand singing. Lots of delay effects, quiet noises toward end. A Weird party at the end
4. Very pretty. Crackly dusty record sounds. Falsetto singing. Chorus. Piano
5. Background mumblings and violin, electronics, guitar and harmonica talky-singing. Piano and rounds.
*6. Postrocky echoey GYBE! guitar in the background w/ piano, with cocorosie-ey vocals.
*7. Watery crackly electronics, camp-folk singing. Straight singing; Here can hear the youth – awkward but cute. “She told me she loved me, I love you too” / “I’m going to marry you”
8. Back to the weird unintelligible falsetto Cocorosie vocals and strings. Birds chirping, background vocal samples. Some quiet drummer boy Parade drums.
9. High crooning, 6 year old birthday party sounds. Small clanking and quiet singing. Something about Octopi. Then some sampling electro-noise and background chatting.
10. Nature speechifying and acoustic guitar, and church singing and blip-boops.
11. Some of the same sorts of singing and re-sampling of that singing and accordion.
*12. Laser sampling of toys! Slower or maybe sprawling instruments, and straight under-the-breath singing.
Freak-experimental-folk. I don’t like agreeing with distribution copy but they do sound exactly like the kid brothers of Cocorosie and Animal Collective – noisier, free-flowing, circuit-bent campfire songs. Amazing how much vocals sound like cocorosie given that they’re boys, though they are 16, 16, and 18. No FCC. Picks 6, 7, 12
1. Creaky quiet almost combo screamo-and-kid-sing-along, accordions.
2. Lots of Bird singing, acoustic guitar, weird vocals. Some tambourine.
3. Samples children talking, more quiet vocals and acoustic guitar. Boys or girls. Twangy over the top are they serious faux-folk. Echoey high-pitch hard to understand singing. Lots of delay effects, quiet noises toward end. A Weird party at the end
4. Very pretty. Crackly dusty record sounds. Falsetto singing. Chorus. Piano
5. Background mumblings and violin, electronics, guitar and harmonica talky-singing. Piano and rounds.
*6. Postrocky echoey GYBE! guitar in the background w/ piano, with cocorosie-ey vocals.
*7. Watery crackly electronics, camp-folk singing. Straight singing; Here can hear the youth – awkward but cute. “She told me she loved me, I love you too” / “I’m going to marry you”
8. Back to the weird unintelligible falsetto Cocorosie vocals and strings. Birds chirping, background vocal samples. Some quiet drummer boy Parade drums.
9. High crooning, 6 year old birthday party sounds. Small clanking and quiet singing. Something about Octopi. Then some sampling electro-noise and background chatting.
10. Nature speechifying and acoustic guitar, and church singing and blip-boops.
11. Some of the same sorts of singing and re-sampling of that singing and accordion.
*12. Laser sampling of toys! Slower or maybe sprawling instruments, and straight under-the-breath singing.
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