Chalk - NeophobiaHow can music be violent when it's not loud? When is malice beautiful? Amidst the gloom, listening to Chalk is a restorative experience. Neophobia is a meditative saga which, despite the name, radically embraces the aesthetics and methods of post modernity. In between identical gamelan pieces, Chalk weaves an abrasive collage of sounds and musics that touch on peace punk, musique concrte, & American primitive. Neophobia explores the schizophrenia and

The theme is the pain of love

Not given to the hermitic life

compelling designs

playing in the recording of the DVD blockbuster

The B side finds BRSB taking it straight to the discoteque and ushering everyone to the floor as they cover Sylvester's underground classic "I Need Somebody To Love Tonight"

A cool breeze wafts through these melodies

alongside four brand new tracks

where she envisioned a darker side to Debussy

their lineup formed in 1954 included John "Tiny" Wilson (first tenor)

just start your day with a song

Like many another Italian composer and musician of his day

we quickly came upon Ahmed Ben Ali (37k Spotify Monthly Listeners)