[TIP/HIP] Broken Spindles - Fullfilled/Complete
 

Joel Petersen is no stranger to multitasking. One moment, he is playing bass in The Faint. The next, he is half hidden behind a video screen, masterminding the midi-fest that is Broken Spindles.

Broken Spindles began in 2001 as the soundtrack for a friend's video piece. The soundtrack soon developed into a solo project, and finally resulted in the self-titled instrumental album released by Tiger Style Records in September 2002.

Enter 2004, the year that marks Saddle Creek's release of Broken Spindles' "fulfilled/complete.

The use of vocals and strings on "fulfilled/complete" helps to convey the essence of Joel's songwriting for his other projects, while expanding on a style unique to Broken Spindles. Chamber arrangements echoing Debussy in one song and Glass in another are matched with the darkly danceable backbone of The Faint. The result is a seamless marriage of electronic and organic elements, equipped with a diversity of songwriting that will appeal to fans of "Fragile"-era Nine Inch Nails and Eric Satie alike.

Saddle Creek releases "fulfilled/complete" on May 3, 2004 in Europe, and on May 4, 2004 in the US. A full U.S. tour is planned for June 2004

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mp3

induction

Move Away

ik weet het, ik vind het leuk. zowel the faint als dit.

kvind het maar herrie

Tiger Style is zo'n label waar eigenlijk alles wel goed van is.

heb dit nog niet gehoord, ff checken.

al komt dit album uit op saddle creek (Waar ook zon ongeveer alles goed is)

ik vond dat dit wel een up verdiende (?)
net pas ontdekt eerlijk gezegd :bloos:
maar wel heel erg vet!

beter laat dan nooit!

De bassist van The Faint/Beep Beep (y).
Die gast is echt geweldig live.

En ik waardeer dit.