14. "Let The Blind Lead Those Who Can See But Cannot Feel"
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1
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Ft. Deerhunter Front Man
Description:
2008 solo album from Deerhunter front man/provocateur Bradford Cox. Here on Let the Blind..., Cox moved out of dank nightclubs filled with eternal existential drone Punk, and relaxed at home in his Grant Park, Atlanta bedroom. This is, essentially, a bedroom album, mixing the Garage Rock and Ambient Electronic influences previously explored with Deerhunter in a new context, with newly explored recording techniques, mainly lap-top based. The result is 14 songs of melancholy and mania. This is a true solo album, entirely created and produced by a single person. Kranky.
"Let The Blind Lead Those Who Can See But Cannot Feel" is the debut solo album by Atlas Sound, released in CD format through Kranky / Cargo. This critically acclaimed record showcases Bradford Cox's (of Deerhunter fame) unique approach to experimental pop and ambient music, blending lush soundscapes with introspective lyrics and innovative production techniques. The album features a mesmerizing mix of dreamy melodies, atmospheric textures, and haunting vocals that transport listeners into an intimate sonic world. As Atlas Sound, Cox has been praised for his ability to craft emotionally resonant songs that push the boundaries of indie music.
Atlas Sound is the solo project of Bradford Cox, best known as the frontman for influential indie rock band Deerhunter. With Atlas Sound, Cox explores more personal and experimental territory than with his main band. His work under this moniker has received widespread acclaim from critics and fans alike for its vulnerability and inventive sound design.
Kranky is a renowned independent label based in Chicago known for releasing groundbreaking ambient, electronic, and experimental records since 1993. Their catalog includes artists such as Tim Hecker, Grouper, Stars of the Lid?making them a respected force in avant-garde music circles worldwide.
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Holly Beal - 06/Mar/2008
Bradford Cox, the singer of Deerhunter, released a side project under his moniker Atlas Sound on February 19th. Normally, The Tripwire would have a re...
Bryan Sanchez - 22/Feb/2008
There really is a lot of good music being made in the era we live in. There seems to be a boost of creativity where artists make music, almost, on a y...
Marc Hogan - 19/Feb/2008
Bradford Cox spent the summer he was 16 in a children's hospital having multiple surgeries on his chest and back. His condition, Marfan syndrome, has...
Amneziak - 19/Feb/2008
Atlanta-based Deerhunter have seen their fair share of accolades over the last few years. Being a fan myself, I can admit I was excited to hear that f...
Kev Kharas - 19/Feb/2008
A couple of weeks back, Sam Lewis wrote about the Times New Viking record, and how it used noise as a kind of social lubricant, a coagulate conductin...
Sean O'Neal - 19/Feb/2008
Artists from Marcel Proust to Emily Dickinson to
Brian Wilson have done some of their best work as shut-ins; add to that list
Deerhunter's Bradford Co...
Nick Catucci - 19/Feb/2008
On his solo debut, Bradford Cox?the six-foot-four, model-skinny frontman who enjoys wearing summer dresses when he performs with his noisy main band, ...
Wilson McBee - 19/Feb/2008
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Michael Crumsho - 18/Feb/2008
Bradford Cox made quite a name for himself throughout 2007, both as the dress-clad, out-loud singer of queer-punks Deerhunter, and through actions in ...
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