Grimm, Joe: Brian Cloud

Grimm, Joe SKU: 13791049
Grimm, Joe: Brian Cloud

Grimm, Joe: Brian Cloud

Grimm, Joe SKU: 13791049

Format: CD

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Title: Brian Cloud
Artist: Grimm, Joe
Label: Spekk
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 4560267290157
Genre: Electronic

Joe Grimm (formerly known as the Wind-Up Bird) is a composer/ performer based in Providence, RI known with remarkable releases on Music Fellowship Label. The seed for this music was planted when I participated in one of Glenn Branca's 100-guitar symphonies. The sound was incredible: A deafening, electric choir incorporating so many voices that the each element was subsumed within the group sound. But I was struck even more by the unrealized potential in Branca's approach; the sound was separated into several identifiable voices, so that the impression given was of a conventional counterpoint-driven music.

Tracks:
1.1 Brain Cloud IV
1.2 Harpsichord
1.3 Brain Cloud I
1.4 Harpsichord
1.5 Brain Cloud III

Audio Sample:
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