Showing posts with label o'brother. Show all posts
Showing posts with label o'brother. Show all posts


Listener's Digest: Tanner Merritt - "Wretched Things"


Fans of O'Brother will appreciate this new solo release from singer/guitarist Tanner Merritt.  Whereas O'Brother writes grinding, melodic dirges, Merritt has taken this opportunity to release some not-so-O'Bro appropriate songs.  "Wretched Things" (see below) still has some of the hallmarks of O'Brother - fuzzed out baritone guitars, crazy effects, etc...  But some of the songs on this new offering, entitled Doubt are straight up folk rock.  Either way, "Wretched Things" has the best of both worlds - dirty guitars, fuzzy synths, and a constant tremolo pulse.  

Supporting this album allows O'Brother to keep plugging away at their relentless tour cycle.  Speaking of which, they're fresh off of a tour with alt-rock giants Alice in Chains...  maybe Dave Grohl will try to up his cool factor again and take them out next.




Watch QCA's final session of 2012 featuring o'brother


Quiet Country Audio wrapped up their year last Thursday with their last session of 2012.  As noted in Paul Besch's year end review, the Alden based studio featured Georgia's heavy, experimental rockers o'brother.  If you have not had the chance to catch one of QCA's sessions, then get on it now and catch up.

You can listen to a sample of the session with o'brother below or see it in it's entirety here.


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