Hannis Brown ‎– Severe Insomnia CDHannis Brown Severe Insomnia CD The second album by this NYC based composer songwriter improviser electro acoustic artist, whose eleven pieces here not only absorb the free jazz of his beloved Charles Mingus but also the micro tonal orchestral work of Ligeti and Penderecki, and Edgar Varese's forays into spatial electro acoustic soundworlds of a highly personal and some might argue traumatic disposition. As with the debut, Oh Ee Ah, Hannis Brown's

Okkervil River) painted the cover with minimal outside direction

but he was soon replaced by John “Scoops” Hutchins (The Deadmen)

NC that offer a unique musical voice in contemporary rock music

simple "eco-package" variation

a dash of avant-weirdness and fervent post-punk sensibilities

and they’ve torn up non-commercial and college radio airwaves on both coasts since their release

rather than dirtying them up

but it does continue their fascination for improvisation

It took another year for him to start writing creatively again—he was inspired by an idea that grew from his studies: the way fear and art can feed one another

why the crustpunk needs to be belgian

The cover has very light to light ring wear & very light to light wear along it's edges from shipping to the vendor

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