Listen free to Brian McBride – When the Detail Lost its Freedom (Overture (for Other Halfs), Piano ABG and more). 12 tracks (). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at wordheasydkumadetexanchonddisderes.coinfo

Oct 29,  · You know Brian McBride as one half of Stars of the Lid, the ambient outfit that for about 15 years has pretty much set the standard for immersive drone. When the Detail Lost Its Freedom.

As one half of Stars of the Lid, Brian McBride has contributed to the essential drift music of our time. When the Detail Lost its Freedom was recorded mainly on an ASR X keyboard sampler. The instruments recorded were guitar, piano, vocals, harmonica, trumpet and strings. There were no synthesizers or keyboards used in the creation of the album.

Jan 03,  · Adam Wiltze released an album back in under the name "The Dead Texan". It was intended to be material for a SOTL album but was considered too "busy". Brian McBride released "When the Detail Lost Its Freedom" in You can hear each one's contributions to the SOTL sound.

When the Detail Lost Its Freedom, an Album by Brian McBride. Released 31 October on Kranky (catalog no. KRANK; CD). Genres: Ambient, Drone.

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McBride has stated that his intention was to create a number of enclosed, self-contained suites rather than what he himself calls "the more continuous architecture employed in my previous recordings", and this results in what's arguably a more varied and structurally focussed album than his previous solo long-player ('s When Detail Lost Its.

Brian McBride "When THe Detail Lost Its Freedom" For those who were and are enamored with Texas experimental music, the name Brian McBride is a familiar one. As one-half of the duo Stars of the Lid, McBride and Adam Wiltzie composed a handful of beautiful, still records that quietly stand apart from their contemporaries.