Grant, Derek: Breakdown
Grant, Derek: Breakdown
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Grant, Derek
Label: Red Scare
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 187223018415
Genre: Rock
Is "Divorce Rock" a genre? guess that's how one would describe that band Everclear hmmmmm. Well, this is way better than Everclear. "Breakdown" is like dark, new wave Americana. Imagine if Prince and Ryan Adams went on a road trip and confessed all their wrongdoings. It'd be cathartic and grim but it'd also be awesome and weird. Most people know Derek Grant as the ripping drummer in Alkaline Trio, but he's been making music for years and can sing and play any instrument like a virtuoso. It's actually really unfair and annoying how good he is at making music the release of this batch of songs is the final bit of closure on a rough, turbulent part of Derek's life, and thankfully for us, the final product is much more upbeat and likable than the trials that inspired "Breakdown"
Tracks:
1.1 Holiday Breakdown
1.2 Waiting for the End of the World
1.3 Got a Feeling
1.4 Turn and Walk Away
2.1 Lucy
2.2 Love Is a Bad Dream
2.3 Good Long Look
2.4 You Don't Know
