Well...Jason Brody is not dead but rather making Joe Jackson/Elvis Costello-inspired indie-rock. The band released their first EP in late 2006 and it is a great debut that captures a lot of the post-punk sounds of the 90's and beyond.
Brody has a great voice for this style of music as he can range from a near sound-alike to Daryl Palumbo/Joe Jackson to a Jeff Buckley style falsetto. The band seems to have an equally wide range which spans from rich Coldplay-style musical textures (check out the break-up tune "Broken") to new wave-ish opening track "Call Off Your Dogs".
The band has posted a new demo track "Emergency" as a free download on their website.
The Death of Jason Brody have been both touring and working on a new CD so they haven't played that many shows in town as of late. Check out the band's upcoming show at the Mercury Lounge on January 31st.
Tickets are only $10.
Links:
The Death of Jason Brody's MySpace page
The Death of Jason Brody's Website
Tuesday, January 15, 2008
The Death of Jason Brody Plays Mercury Lounge on January 31st + CD Review
Posted by Mike at 10:27 PM
Labels: CD Review, Jason Brody, Mercury Lounge, The Death of Jason Brody