BRILLIANT FANZINE "Then Comes Monday"
2007（POPBOOMERANG） ￥1,700(taxin) NEW ARRIVAL 2008.6.27
アメリカ、カナダ、イギリスなどの多国籍メンバーからなるポップバンド、Brilliant Fanzineのファーストアルバムがオーストラリアより到着！！。Red Hot Chili PeppersやDavid Bowie、Crowded Houseらのプロデュースで知られるGreg O’Sheaに見出されことで活動が本格化、低予算で作られたデビューEP「One In 10,000」のインディーロックシーンでの成功によってこのグッドアルバムが作られるにいたった。70'sと80'sのクロスオーバー的センス、カントリー、サイケなど巧みに取り入れた物悲しくて切な過ぎるメロディー＆コーラスはまさにPopboomerang印の安心感。
Track Lisiting: （全曲試聴）
1 Change For You
2 Would We Go Back
3 Make It Yourself
4 Half Of What You Are
5 One In 10,000
6 When It's Gone, It's Gone
7 Instrumental
8 Omens
9 Come Up And See Me
10 Smile
11 It Is
12 Then Comes Monday
MEMBER
Matt O'Neill – Vocals
Chris Owens – Bass/Acoustic Guitar
Chris Tinkler – Guitar
Ed Reed – Guitar/Backing vocals
Paul Moses – Guitar/Bass
Glenn Chuck – Drums
Moira Fitzgerald – Keys/Backing Vocals
SITE
MYSPACE: www.myspace.com/brilliantfanzine
BIOGRAPHY
Its official: this November will see indie popsters Brilliant Fanzine release their debut album 'Then Comes Monday ' through Popboomerang Records. Recorded with the assistance of producer Simon Polinski (The Church and Tim Finn) throughout 2006, 'Then Comes Monday ' references 60's pop, rock, psychedelia, country, disco, trance and indie music's finest.
Framed by the sonically vicarious single 'Change For You', two years since their debut EP 'One In 10,000' shook the Australia music landscape in 2005, Brilliant Fanzine are finally set to unload their debut LP
First EP, ``One In 10,000'', recorded in a Brunswick kitchen in late 2004, made an immediate impression, gaining accolades from Triple J's Richard Kingsmill and Robbie Buck, spending three months in Triple J's Net 50 and peaking at number 3 on the chart in mid-2005. 'One in 10,000' was included on Triple J's home and hosed compilation for the 2005/06 edition. The EP also gained regular airplay on RRR, PBS and FBI.
The new single from Brilliant Fanzine, 'Change For You', is set for release on October 6th through Popboomerang Records.
Stay tuned for more news from Brilliant Fanzine.
