Brezel Göring draws on his favored array of instruments more likely to be found in the hands of children in households where a musical education is not on the agenda: plastic baby organ and dreadful mouse piano
cleansed the palate and opened up minds to new sonic possibilities
By the time the songs had been recorded
An Obelisk presents the sound of Titus Andronicus
originally released on May 2
BEEN STELLAR (COLOR VINYL) | VINYL RECORD (LP) Q Brezel Göring draws on hisBeen Stellar is what you get when you leave the youth alone in a metropolis; they grow up. They make noise. Their songs are formed and lived somewhere on Broadway, on Hester, on 34th, in Union Square, on the bridge, in the gutter, and under your shoe. The trivial street scenes lipsticked by well loved decades are fully recognized in Been Stellar's hail of guitar tones and insistent lyrical earnesty. Crackly, bright and distorted stories of violence,