The Svelteness of Boogietude
Product Description The Svelteness of Boogietude is his debut on Thrill Jockey and Bryon Coley (from whom he aquired the Brother JT moniker) called it his "most oustanding effort yet". The album is a typical of JT's output in certain ways -- rockers mixed with ballads, all of them crafted with casual elegance -- but there are new elements here as well. In particular, there's an attention to the legacy of later-period T. Rex, which results in tunes that kick total ass. Brother JT is a moniker that finds Terlesky's songwriting and ample guitar skills taking a decidedly psychedelic form but never deviating too far from the classic song structure. Review Celebrate Your Face' is the epitome of the classic album rock opener, loosening up your head where the electric JT warrior takes on the world....and rides the Marshall stack skronk like a mechanical monster swan. --Impose... another dazzling platter of high-grade glam, psych and, in the lone case of "Sweatpants," chopped-and-screwed Southern rap --SpinT. Rex goes P-Funk or maybe Ween goes Bevis Frond... Pennsylvania psych-pop do-it-yourselfer John Terlesky s craftiest album since breaking up the Original Sins in the early 90s. --Emusic
Brother Jt3   Format: Audio CD
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