Brutalism by Durian, released 25 February 2017 1. Never Ending 2. Erase 3. Culture of Boredom 4. Choice 5. Untrained 6. Influx of Stupidity 7. False Idol 8. Stagnate 9. Marginalia 7" out now on psychocontrol/jerk fil-a. Got it. + add. album.
Brutalism is the first album by Bristol band Idles, released in March 2017. The band started recording the album in 2015. Singer Joseph Talbot's mother (who is pictured on the album cover along with a sculpture by Talbot and his father) died during the recording of the album after a long illness, and his time caring for her, and her death, had a major impact on the album, with Talbot later stating "She was that album. That's why she was on the cover.
POWERXCHUCK/Meth Leppard/Durian current van situation. Ready to blast some fucking grindcore and hopefully eat some fucking shrimp. Durian added an event. May 14, 2017 ·. Featuring Chepang and more TBA. JUN9. Durian/Meth Leppard/powerXchuck. Fri 8:00 PM EDT · pista bandas unidas.
Idles - Brutalism (2017) FLAC. cue) 00:41:58 279 Mb Post-Punk, Punk Rock, Alternative Rock Label: Balley Records. If there is a manifesto to be found on the debut album from Bristolian post-punk quintet Idles, it makes itself apparent early in its first track: I’m just saying I don’t like you. No one is safe from bludgeoning savagery on the perfectly titled ‘Brutalism’, whether you’re a TV chef or a Conservative MP. These might seem like easy targets, and you’d be right. Studio album by. Idles. Singer Joseph Talbot's mother (who is pictured on the album cover along with a sculpture by Talbot and his father) died during the recording of the album after a long illness, and his time caring for her, and her death, had a major impact on the album, with Talbot later stating "She was. that album. Talbot added lyrics after the music had been written by the rest of the band. He stated the songs on the album are "to do with the roles of women in my life.
Brutalism, the debut album by UK five piece IDLES, may not reinvent the punk rock wheel but is loaded with some of the most fiery performances and brutally honest lyrics I've heard in years. The government may be eager to get rid of the architecture that gives the album its name, but Idles have offered a ‘Brutalism’ that demolishes back.
On their debut album, they deftly walk the tightrope between tragedy and comedy, making it just as likely to rile you up as it is to make you laugh. This is exemplified on their breakthrough track, "Well Done," which sounds off on the rich elite's attitude and lack of understanding toward the poor, all the while sneering lines about Mary Berry's supposed love of reggae, just one example of the absurdist satire scattered throughout the record.
BRUTALISM:ONLINE aims to document all Brutalist architecture structures across the world and provide a single resource for hardcore fans of Brutalism. British architectural critic Reyner Banham adapted the term into "brutalism" (originally "New Brutalism") to identify the emerging style. Brutalism became popular with governmental and institutional clients, with numerous examples in Britain, France, Germany, Japan, the United States, Canada, Brazil, the Philippines, and Australia.
