BKO-Awesome City Limits

BKO-Awesome City LimitsBKOs (Bradman Kerner Overdrive) debut, Awesome City Limits, was recorded in a Holiday Inn hotel room in Missoula, Montana over several days in late November of 2004. The making of the album was an unforeseen creative high point in an otherwise bleak Fall of touring by Brad Swinairski and Joachim Kearns as supporting players in the Brooklyn based indie rock outfit, The Natural History. The songs herein embody a self proclaimed long reflective wheeze in

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You're Not From Around Here

dealing with the powerful catharsis that occurs when you allow the full intensity of an experience to take hold – perhaps something that we instinctively resist

1970 by Elektra Records

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Monster represented an intentional shift in R

and this is why we're in decline people

originally released on CD by Majikick Records in 2000

Van Etten also enlisted the individual talents of her band

which resulted in it becoming an elusive and sought-after piece for jazz collectors

Paris 1919

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