Tuesday, January 25th, 2011
One of the US's definitive emo bands, Braid will reunite and begin recording a new record next month with 1998’s Frame And Canvas producer J. Robbins for a yet untitled forthcoming album on Polyvinyl Records, as reported by the A.V Club this morning.
Last year Polyvinyl Records re-issued 5 Braid albums as that can be purchased together at a large discount.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCkJbK7AedU[/youtube]
In the 1990's musical landscape, Champaign-Urbana, Illinois' Braid carved a place for themselves that continues to resonate. Armed with a much deserved reputation as a touring band, their dual guitar and vocal assault coupled with a math-rockesque rhythm section earned them a legion of fans and a popularity that continues to grow over a decade later.
In 1992, Bob Nanna, who was playing drums and singing in a band called Friction, decided to start copying and collecting videos of shows taped by him and his friends. Once the collection grew to a respectable size, wanting to find others to trade videos with, he placed an ad in the ...
One of the US's definitive emo bands, Braid will reunite and begin recording a new record next month with 1998’s Frame And Canvas producer J. Robbins for a yet untitled forthcoming album on Polyvinyl Records, as reported by the A.V Club this morning.
Last year Polyvinyl Records re-issued 5 Braid albums as that can be purchased together at a large discount.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCkJbK7AedU[/youtube]
Polyvinyl Records has just re-issued 5 vinyl albums of the legendary emo/post-hardcore band 