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BRUCE LAMONT. Broken Limbs Excite No Pity LP (BLUE)

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BRUCE LAMONT. Broken Limbs Excite No Pity LP (BLUE)Tracklisting: 1. Excite No Pity 2. 8 9 3 3. Maclean 4. Goodbye Electric Sunday 5. Neither Spare Nor Dispose 6. The Crystal Effect 7. Moonlight and the Sea Solo Record of Member of Corrections House, Yakuza & Brain Tentacles File Under: Gothic Drone Singer Songwriter Solo Record of Member of Corrections House, Yakuza & Brain Tentacles When Bruce Lamont released his first solo album, Feral Songs For The Epic Decline, six years ago, he was best known as

Tracklisting:


1. Excite No Pity
2. 8-9-3
3. Maclean
4. Goodbye Electric Sunday
5. Neither Spare Nor Dispose
6. The Crystal Effect
7. Moonlight and the Sea

Solo Record of Member of Corrections House, Yakuza & Brain Tentacles

File Under: Gothic / Drone / Singer Songwriter


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Solo Record of Member of Corrections House, Yakuza & Brain Tentacles

When Bruce Lamont released his first solo album, Feral Songs For The Epic Decline, six years ago, he was best known as the leader of the psychedelic Chicago jazz-metal group Yakuza. Thus, that album’s morose, arty songs came as a radical departure, showing him to be just as comfortable constructing droning, Swans-like epics as exploding with industrial and black metal-inspired rage. In the six years since, his creative journey has taken him farther and farther afield. He’s part of electronic noise-dirge squad Corrections House, with Eyehategod’s Mike IX Williams, Neurosis’s Scott Kelly, and longtime creative partner Sanford Parker; the mind-melting jazz-prog-hardcore trio Brain Tentacles, with Keelhaul bassist Aaron Dallison and grind drummer par excellence Dave Witte; and dozens of other projects, large and small, collaborating with an ever-growing network of like minds.


Broken Limbs Excite No Pity, Lamont’s second solo album, is in many ways a harsher experience than Feral Songs. Tracked in Chicago’s Minbal Studios with Sanford Parker behind the board, it’s a one-man show like its predecessor—Lamont sings, harmonizing mournfully with himself, and plays saxophone, guitar, percussion, and electronics. Also like last time, it opens with an 11-minute epic; “Excite No Pity” starts out featuring multiple crying saxophones and deep, almost Bill Laswell-esque bass drones, but is ultimately overtaken by searing electronic noise. “Maclean” warps an acoustic guitar melody with tape effects, to keep it from sounding too much like a Kansas song, while “Goodbye Electric Sunday” is a unique blend of Spaghetti Western soundtrack and Beat poetry over an almost-hip-hop groove. Lamont uses his voice as an instrument almost as often as he uses it to put across his lyrics. On “Neither Spare Nor Dispose,” he wails and groans as loops of forcefully strummed acoustic guitar and rumbling percussion thunder past, and static washes over it all like a wave.


At its base, music is sound (noise, if you like) organized into patterns. And those sounds/noises don’t have to be pretty ones, as long as the patterns are compelling. Bruce Lamont understands this intuitively, and has demonstrated an ability to create hypnotic, ominous, emotionally resonant and even somehow transcendent arrangements of patterned sound. These aren’t “songs” like you hear on the radio. They’re literally sound art. This is an album you dunk your head in like a bucket of ice water, and when you pull it back out, you’re not the same person you were before.

Tracklisting:


1. Excite No Pity
2. 8-9-3
3. Maclean
4. Goodbye Electric Sunday
5. Neither Spare Nor Dispose
6. The Crystal Effect
7. Moonlight and the Sea

File Under: Gothic / Drone / Singer Songwriter

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