MP3 1469 mb.Idles - Brutalism mp3
Performer: Idles
Title: Brutalism
Country: UK
Catalog Number: BALLEY001, BALLEY001LP
Label: Balley Records
Released: 16 Jun 2017
Style: Alternative Rock, Punk, Post-Punk, Noise
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 273
Tracklist
| 1 | White Privilege |
| 2 | Slow Savage |
| 3 | Exeter |
| 4 | Mother |
| 5 | Divide And Conquer |
| 6 | Rachel Khoo |
| 7 | Benzocaine |
| 8 | 1049 Gotho |
| 9 | Faith In The City |
| 10 | Date Night |
| 11 | Heel / Heal |
| 12 | Well Done |
| 13 | Stendhal Syndrome |
Versions
| Category | Artist | Title (Format) | Label | Category | Country | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BALLEY001 | Idles | Brutalism (LP, Album, Ltd) | Balley Records | BALLEY001 | UK | 2017 |
| BALLEY001 | Idles | Brutalism (CDr, Album) | Balley Records | BALLEY001 | UK | 2017 |
| PTKF2155-1 | Idles | Brutalism (LP, Album, RE, RM) | Partisan Records | PTKF2155-1 | UK, Europe & US | 2018 |
| BALLEY001 | Idles | Brutalism (LP, Album, TP) | Balley Records | BALLEY001 | UK | 2017 |
| BALLEY001 | Idles | Brutalism (LP, Album, Ltd, RE, Blu) | Balley Records | BALLEY001 | UK & Europe | 2017 |
Credits
- Producer – Space
Notes
Gatefold sleeve with a pink coloured card inner. Side B is labelled 'F'. Track B6 not listed.
Comes with download code.
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, stamped): BALLEY001LP-A 159273E1/A
- Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, stamped): BALLEY001LP-B 159273E2/A
- Barcode (Sticker text): 5 055869 522342
- Other (Sticker catalogue number): BALLEY001LP
Companies
- Pressed By – GZ Media – 159273E
Video
Album
Debut album ''Brutalism', available now. PIAS, WMG, InertiaPtyLtd, INgrooves от лица компании Partisan Records LatinAutor, Kobalt Music Publishing, AMRA, is the debut studio album by Bristol band Idles, released in March 2017. The band started recording the album in 2015. Singer Joe Talbot's mother who is pictured on the album cover along with a sculpture by Talbot and his father died during the recording of the album after a long illness, and his time caring for her, and her death, had a major impact on the album, with Talbot later stating She was that album. That's why she was on the cover. Talbot added lyrics after the music had been. BRUTALISM by IDLES, released 10 March 2017 1. Heel, Heal 2. Well Done 3. Mother 4. Date Night 5. Faith in the City 6. 1049 Gotho 7. Divide & Conquer 8. Rachel Khoo 9. Stendhal Syndrome 10. Exeter 11. Benzocaine 12. White Privilege 13. Slow Savage. jssv Dont have any words to explain why I love that LP our parents got stories about songs they liked young. Thanks to IDLES, now a new generation of rock lovers got stories to tell about. BRUTALISM ALBUM. Posted on 13th February 2019 15th June 2020 by allotmentrob. Emails suck, ours don't. Sign up to receive early access to tickets, news, tour dates, new music and more. Email Address. Subscribe to the calendar. Brutalism is the debut album from UK post-hardcore band IDLES. The album was written after the death of lead vocalist Joe Talbots mother, on whom Mother is based. Trellick Tower, London, United Kingdom photo by stevecadman. was supposed to be, like the concrete car parks, schools and churches of post-war Britain, a practical and cathartic mend of obliteration of what was before. It is a big, beautiful, clumsy, ugly, brutal piece of shit that just may have saved us as a band and we love it. Now, we are in an upside down world that seems to have unharnessed all that we mended in the optimistic pocket of our souls and the pricks are winning by a landslide. Listen free to Idles Brutalism HeelHeal, Well Done and more. 13 tracks 43:51. Featured On. IDLES Essentials. United Kingdom. Idles - Brutalism 2017. To favorites 3 Download album. Listen album. Punk Noise Rock Post-Punk. Songs in album Idles - Brutalism 2017. Idles - Heel. Idles - Well Done. Idles - Mother. Idles - Date Night. Idles - Faith In The City. Idles - 1049 Gotho. Idles - Divide & Conquer. On debut Brutalism Idles have distilled their emotions into bite-size chunks of raucous noise. It's punk, or post-punk, or something in between, with bruised and bruising guitars flailing before grazed bass and drums hit so hard most people'd snap a wrist, but it's crucially human. It's very funny in places as mini-hits Well Done and Stendahl Syndrome prove and although Brutalism may have it's downer moments, the boundless charisma of grizzled frontman Joe Talbot shines through and offers a weird kind of optimism
