It may have been the diesel fumes from the band’s tour splitter bus had finally worn off others say that the band simply turned their amplifiers down. Until…one rainy afternoon in Bristol – after many tortured, truly terrible recording sessions – something changed.
It seemed that the band were thoroughly moribund.
2, only to find that the time on the road had taken its toll on the band’s delicately sensitive and creative nature – and, by consequence, had turned them into a truly awful-sounding pub prog-rock band. Buzzing from the tour, Beak> promptly returned to the studio to start work on album No. Shorty after releasing it, the band went on a successful tour, playing various festival dates across Europe and the U.S. Beak> recorded their eponymous debut in Bristol, created from 12 days of improv sessions and then edited into song form. In most cases this advice works the band hone their craft on the road so by the time they get on to late-night TV and summer festivals, they can amaze with their slick, tight rock performance. There is an accepted music industry strategy, mainly from the mouths of experienced music managers and A&R men, that for a band to get ready to present themselves to the world they should go on tour. Following the release of his Quakers hip-hop project, and the Judge Dredd-inspired Drokk soundtrack collaboration, Geoff Barrow unveiled the 2012 second album by Beak>, the krautrock-influenced band formed with Billy Fuller and Matt Williams in 2009. Remastered for the format by Josh Bonati, and packaged in a heavyweight foil-stamped jacket, > includes the original album in its entirety, as well as a vinyl-only bonus track not available on the CD or Digital formats. To celebrate the addition of Bristol’s preeminent out-rock trio, Beak>, to the Temporary Residence family, the label reissues their acclaimed second album > on audiophile-quality double vinyl. Even my whole family, so if you’ve been in this week, you got to see our dog! Anywno, hope you are having a smashing summer and enjoying the heat, if you need to cool down, our A/C is cranked. Well we’re really in the thick of it, the dog days of summer.
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