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Brocade blend Elliott Brood with David Bowie and much more

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Calgary based country/ rock/ pop trio Brocade have an interesting sound on their new CD “Like You Were Here.”Click here to hear Brocade
The eight track CD is alt country tinged rock music which sounds like a combination of an electrified Elliott Brood  a touch of Wilco and  early ’70s David Bowie.


There are also tinges of the Clash as well as the Strokes with a little bit of late ’90s pop-rock along the lines of the Gin Blossoms and Soul Asylum.


 The  eight tracks are a solid effort of country tinged rock music with understated vocal harmonies, and simple but effective guitar, plus subdued steel guitar and even a piano on “Every Single Day.”


 The more Elliott Brood sounding tracks — the very catchy “ Hungry” and the last track  “So Far Away,” are a couple major highlights of the CD.
 As is the upbeat number “Riot, Riot.”


On “Like You Were Here,” Brocade have blended a variety of different influences and sounds to create a very appealing listen of catchy songs.

 — By Richard Amery, L.A. Beat Editor
CD: Like You Were Here
Band: Brocade
Genre:
rock/ pop/ country
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