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BRIGHT, "FULL NEGATIVE (OR) BREAKS"
Fans who love to drone onand on and on will love what they'll get from the new Bright record.Bright, formerly (currently?) based in Boston had a release in Darla's"Bliss Out" series a couple years back.
Since then, I've often wonderedwhat ever became of them. Being in Boston, I never heard of themplaying, but I guess I've simply been missing out. 'Full Negative,' isa solid chunk of a well balanced diet of organic rock instrumentsworking together for the sake of sound, not show, with little need forvocals. From the first song, the sound is inviting and captivating,with dynamics that echo mid 80s Sonic Youth, 70s Wire or even earlyMogwai.
Since then, I've often wonderedwhat ever became of them. Being in Boston, I never heard of themplaying, but I guess I've simply been missing out. 'Full Negative,' isa solid chunk of a well balanced diet of organic rock instrumentsworking together for the sake of sound, not show, with little need forvocals. From the first song, the sound is inviting and captivating,with dynamics that echo mid 80s Sonic Youth, 70s Wire or even earlyMogwai.samples:
