Peace De Résistance - Lullaby For the Debris (2024)

«Lullaby for the Debris es el segundo álbum del proyecto en solitario de Moses Brown de Institute, Peace de Résistance. Aquellos de nosotros a los que nos encantó el debut de Peace de Résistance en 2022, Bits and Pieces, estaremos encantados de escuchar que gran parte de lo que hizo que ese álbum fuera tan memorable -el sonido art rock con toques glam, la producción arenosa pero rica en texturas, y las letras de Moses con una clara conciencia de clase- se traslada a Lullaby for the Debris. Sin embargo, Lullaby for the Debris también suena más refinado, más atemporal que su predecesor. (...) la verdadera fuerza de este disco reside en la habilidad de Brown para componer canciones, que combina la observación social irónica y la política de confrontación al estilo de Crass con melodías que cantarás el resto de tu vida.» (Sorry State)

 

1. You Are Absurd 03:14
2. 40 Times The Rent 03:31
3. Coddle The Rich 03:43
4. The Funny Man 04:16
5. Fast Money 02:34
6. I Am 05:14
7. Ain't What It Used to Be 03:07
8. Pay Us More 03:48
9. Lullaby For the Debris 04:22 

https://lavidaesunmus.bandcamp.com/album/lullaby-for-the-debris

Peace De Résistance - Bits and pIeces (2023)

 «Moses Brown of Texas punk bands Institute and Glue released his first cassette under the name Peace de Résistance - a solo project where he plays all the instruments - in October 2020. That cassette found Brown bouncing his growing songwriting chops off the fuzz-drenched Zamrock sound of Paul Ngozi, Witch, and Amanaz. However, Bits and Pieces - Peace de Résistance’s first full-length and first vinyl release - has a wider vista. Brown describes the sound as “demented glam rock,” and while you can hear remnants of the Zamrock influence in the sinuously melodic fuzz guitar, the more pertinent frames of reference are Diamond Dogs -era Bowie, 70s Lou Reed, and Iggy’s The Idiot and Lust for Life. Bits and Pieces recalls those records’ potent combination of artistic ambition, street-level rock and roll swagger, and pop charm, but filtered through the DIY punk aesthetics of Brown’s previous work. Lyrically, the album documents life on the fringes in a hyper-surveilled 2020s America, with songs like “Don’t 1099 Me,” “We Got the Right to Be Healthy,” and “Exploitation” wrenching plainspoken poetry from an existence that will be all too familiar to anyone at odds with capitalism. After nine timeless art-rock songs, Bits and Pieces lets us down gently with “Sitting in Disguise.” This motorik-inspired instrumental offers a rickety, dilapidated update of Neu!’s seamless futurism, implying that the only appropriate response to our predicament is to keep moving forward.» (Sorry State)

1. Boston Dynamics 03:39
2. Don't 1099 Me 03:38
3. Heard Your Voice 04:10
4. Hailu Mergia Cover 03:29
5. We Got The Right To Be Healthy 03:03
6. Exploitation 04:14
7. Manifest Destiny 03:33
8. Alphabet Au Pair 02:54
9. End Of The Night 03:29
10. Sitting In Disguise 03:11

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Peace De Résistance - Hedgemakers (2020)

 

«Peace De Résistance is the solo recording project of Moses Brown from Institute & Glue. Recorded at home during quarantine, this debut cassette lands somewhere between The Velvet Underground, Templars, and Ngozi Family. LP coming fall of 2021.»

1. Peaceful Dance 02:25
2. You Scare Me 03:18
3. Hedgemakers 02:45
4. What's It For? 02:58
5. Pickin' on a Scab in L.A. 02:45
6. The World Turns to the Left 03:00 

NO HAY DISCARGA DIRECTA / BANDCAMP