Stephen Brodsky's Octave Museum

by Stephen Brodsky

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RMM79 Love it because it feels like honest music written from the heart and always leaves me feeling good after I finish listening. Favorite track: Kill the Queen.

Eric Crawford Just discording this now and loving it.

I don't know if it was intentional but I get a lot of Beatles vibes from this record. Favorite track: Prove Myself.

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1.	Voice Electric 04:21	buy track
2.	Sentimental Case 03:40	buy track
3.	Kid Defender 04:00	buy track
4.	Prove Myself 03:34	buy track
5.	Bluebell 02:00	buy track
6.	Red Headed Butterflies 04:57	buy track
7.	Kill the Queen 04:04	buy track
8.	Swingin' In the Sky 02:37	buy track
9.	Spirals In Her Eyes 03:45	buy track
10.	Ploo 02:32	buy track

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On his third full-length solo release, Cave In vocalist/guitarist Brodsky parlays his formidable songwriting chops and solid gold power-pop sensibilities into a sparkling sea of shimmering chords, glorious vocal harmonies, and infectious acoustic ditties. With the expert assistance of Scissorfight's Kevin J. Strongbow and Thee Electric Bastards mastermind Johnny Northrup, this is the kind of record that makes you want to sing along to your old Elvis Costello records and cry yourself to sleep thinking about Elliott Smith.

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released November 7, 2006

Stephen Brodsky's voice and gitarrr
Johnny Parker Northrup's bass and voice
Kevin Shirtleff's drums

Steev'n Brawdskee's four tracking
Andrew Schneider's hi fi Translator
Nick Zampiello's master

Stove Bredsky's pen and paper
Aaron Turner's artwork assembly
Hydra Head's official release

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