Braid - Frame & Canvas (25th Anniversary Edition) (Vinyl) (US Import)
Braid - Frame & Canvas (25th Anniversary Edition) (Vinyl) (US Import)
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Imported from the USA
- Artist
- Braid
- EAN/UPC
- 0644110046819
- Product Type
- Vinyl
- Label
- Polyvinyl Record Company
- Cat No
- PRC-468
- Released
- 2023
- Pressing
- USA
- Studio
- Polyvinyl Records
- Styles
- Indie Rock, Emo
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Description
Braid — Frame & Canvas
Format: Vinyl • Label: Polyvinyl Record Company (PRC-468) • Released: 2023 • Pressing: USA • Genre: Indie Rock, Emo
Tracklist:
A1. The New Nathan Detroits
A2. Killing A Camera
A3. Never Will Come For Us
A4. First Day Back
A5. Collect From Clark Kent
A6. Milwaukee Sky Rocket
B1. A Dozen Roses
B2. Urbana's Too Dark
B3. Consolation Prizefighter
B4. Ariel
B5. Breathe In
B6. I Keep A Diary
Imported from the USA.
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About the artist
Emo/indie rock band founded in 1993 in Champaign, IL. The original line-up consisted of (vocals/guitar), Pete Havranek (guitar), Jay Ryan (bass), and Roy Ewing (drums). Of that original quartet, only Roy was actually from Champaign. The other members were all from the Chicago area and were attending college in Champaign. Jay Ryan, nearing graduation, left after a few practices and was replaced by Todd Bell. Also, Kate Ruess joined the band as 2nd vocalist. This line-up would last for 2 shows and record one song before Ruess departed. In the summer of 1994, Chris Broach, another Chicago-area native, joined the band as lead vocalist. Shortly afterwards, Pete Havranek, unhappy with the band's musical direction, left the group. The band had been planning on recording their first EP when Pete left, and the covers had been printed prior to the recording so he was credited on the first pressing despite not actually playing on the record. With Pete's departure, Chris stepped away from being the full-time lead singer and picked up the guitar.
In mid-1999, the band announced their impending break-up, playing their last shows in the summer of 1999, hitting Champaign, Chicago, and Milwaukee (the hometowns of all the members).
Source: Discogs