• 1.1. the splendid world
  • 1.2. bathroom stall hypnosis
  • 1.3. sad modernity
  • 1.4. very well
  • 1.5. crabapples in the century's storm
  • 1.6. darling anonymity
  • 1.7. down in the morning we thought we'd never lose
  • 1.8. little henrietta
  • 1.9. counterfeits
  • 1.10. a&w orange and brown
07. November 2014
Genre: Indie

frontier ruckus

sitcom afterlife

SITCOM AFTERLIFE

CD  €  14,99
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SITCOM AFTERLIFE

LP  €  22,99
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product info

As a band steeped in the rose tint of the early 90's, the references to a collective history we all hold fondly are intrinsic to Frontier Ruckus' songcraft. The band embarked upon a trilogy of records surrounding these themes of place: the rust of a Midwestern suburbia anywhere and the edifice of those oft crumbling surroundings baked with the deeply passionate memories they evoke. The Orion Songbook (2008), Deadmalls & Nightfalls (2010), and Eternity of Dimming (2013) served as a trinity of sorts to the gravity of those View-Master cartridge visions. In listening one clicks thru song-slides of Matthew Milia's densely worded sermons, if you will, belted and cooed with a timbre that is full and fragile all at once, held together with netting from ... read more