Brook Lee - Verbal Contortionist
Paul Mitchell - Strings 'n Things
George Madrid - Outerspace Echo
Ryan Nakata - Low End Theory
Mike Duncan - Boom Bang Crash
Influences
Bright Eyes, Dylan, Wilco, The Band, Leonard Cohen, The Decemberists, Whiskeytown, Van Morrison, Death Cab For Cutie, Johnny Cash, Flaming Lips, Tom Waits, Rilo Kiley, Neutral Milk Hotel...etc, etc, etc.
Sounds Like
"Wordy tunes of love and life and truth and death and being naked at all the wrong moments...45 minutes of music as inspiration" - OC Weekly
"alt.-country songs that will leave a twang on your tongue and a spit of whiskey on your shoe" - The DISTRICT
"a storyteller atmosphere, with a backdrop of music reminiscent of Van Morrison and Wilco" - Long Beach Magazine
"(Lee's) songs testify that sparse and well-arranged material can resonate as powerfully as rock's loudest proponents" - OC Register
"a rare treasure that listeners should hunt down" - Daily Titan, Cal State Fullerton
"a beautiful collection of songs packaged with clarity and vision" - OC Metro
"Teeters on the brink of sadness and wit" - New Times, San Luis Obispo
"Four Stars...the ultimate modern folk!" - Nevada Sagebrush
With one foot in the 60s folk movement and the other in the experimental now, The Brook Lee Catastrophe reveals the fruits of a collective effort in all it's bittersweet glory.
You guys really need to do a cross-country tour. Seeing a few live BLC shows could possibly tide me over until there's a new album. Think about it. :o)
thank you,fellas! We love your music, and cant wait to hear more. Brookes' vocals are true and authentic, and paul plays a mean violin. Waiting to attend a local show...emily
Thanks for your support of the last NLO concert the photos are now viewable on our myspace site. We are currently mixing the last 6 songs on our 17 track project. Look for it in stores in December 2009
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