There’s a soccer player named Brian McBride, but I doubt he could make an album that as simultaneously calm and haunting as the one who made When The Detail Lost Its Freedom. The tracks are really spare- it almost sounds like you’re hearing only a part of the music. But McBride doesn’t need to overuse sound to create beautiful songs. Check it out:
Bonus:
Windy & Carl are also on Kranky Records, and their new album, The Dream House, is similar. It’s like the soundtrack to sitting outside in the country. You can download their new album here, but it’s only samples because almost all the songs are over 15 minutes long.
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The new Windy & Carl disc is pretty but doesn’t fit on my iPod. Bastards.
There is indeed a football player called Brain McBride, he plays for Fulham in the Barclays Premiership. In fact I saw him play on Monday night when I went to see Spurs v Fulham. Spurs won 1-0.
We like Windy&Carl. Don’t turn stereogum into brainwashed, though…
I love Mcbride (the footy player) & Fulham. Best American striker playing abroad right now….makes me proud. I may cry.
not to turn attention away from footy, but the musician Brian McBride has done something really special and beautiful here. thanks for posting it.
this blows