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Album 2016 10 Songs. In the Yellow Leaf Brass Bed. On their fourth LP, 2016's In the Yellow Leaf, Louisiana indie trio Brass Bed play with the urgency of a hard-working road act, yet remain faithful to their core of finely detailed songcraft. When the Lafayette-based group first emerged in 2008, they melded Sloan-like power pop aspirations with a winning spirit of laid-back indie experimentalism. Subsequent releases found them alternately channeling their inner Big Star and turning their melodic sense toward more aurally textural arrangements. Listen free to Brass Bed In the Yellow Leaf Maiden Voyage, Be Anything and more. 10 tracks 40:54. Maiden Voyage, 04:16. Be Anything, 03:11. I Am Just a Whisper, 04:26. More Than You Can Imagine, 04:06. Yellow Bursts of Age, 04:13. Mind the Gap, 03:56. December Child, 03:36. Figure It Out, 04:59. Pink Floyd - Another Brick In the Wall, Pt. Радио Рекорд - 1980-е. brass bed Albums by tour: Yellow Leaf. In The Yellow Leaf. The Secret Will Keep You. Brass Bed. In the Yellow Leaf. Critic Score. Bed made a name for itself with 2013's The Secret Will Keep You, a catchy and dynamic album that grappled with disappointments and dead ends that accumulate over time, and found joy in the unpredictability of life. By approaching those themes with equal parts gravity and shrugging acceptance, the hard-working Louisiana band - lifelong friends Christiaan Mader, Jonny Campos and Peter DeHart started Brass Bed as a bedroom project - finally achieved a breakthrough. On In The Yellow Leaf, the group's fourth album, Brass Bed's music sounds invigorated and immediate. Listen online top songs Brass Bed. Download the latest song of In The Yellow Leaf: I Am Just A Whisper. Brass Bed - In The Yellow Leaf. Release type: Album. Release source: CD. Year: 2016. Duration: 40:48. Size, Mb: . Bitrate: 320. Price for album . Track List. Yellow Leaf finds the band in much the same headspace as their 2013 breakout The Secret Will Keep You: angsty vortices of sound draped over pop idioms constructed with a grad students eye for abstraction and musical grammar. With the help of guitarist Ben Jones Generationals, Youth Lagoon and a pilot recording with engineer Chris Woodhouse Ty Segall, Thee Oh Sees, the band rediscovered the exuberance of guitar rock and forced it to grow up. Brass Bed used to be wide-eyed pop dreamers. Now they are realists finding wonder in the dark comedy of mortality