Pattern-and-rule-breaking music describes the tracks on the San Jose based band Bread Club's self titled album, "Bread Club".
At times dreamlike and other times holding a sandpaper-rough quality, Bread Club has a way of scratching out the internal monologue in your mind and taking it on a bumblebee path through music. Songs like "Metallicat" will bring you back to the days when you rocked out in someone's basement to a friend's band. The screaming vocals to "Metallicat" break up the otherwise unplanned drawing quality that seems to epitomize Bread Club's music.
At times dreamlike and other times holding a sandpaper-rough quality, Bread Club has a way of scratching out the internal monologue in your mind and taking it on a bumblebee path through music. Songs like "Metallicat" will bring you back to the days when you rocked out in someone's basement to a friend's band. The screaming vocals to "Metallicat" break up the otherwise unplanned drawing quality that seems to epitomize Bread Club's music.
Bread Club has a sound and creates a melodic tune that lets you wander through your thoughts without too much distraction. Though it has an alternative, punk sound to it, there's something about the music that just is so complex and entrancing. Check them out at their bandcamp and visit their facebook to show some love.
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