Great American Picnic - Vinyle Orange

Description

The Texas garage/psych/outsider pop band Being Dead shines with its songwriting, mischievous humor, and unbelievably great vocal harmonies. Previous releases from Being Dead have been praised for their ability to replicate the band's famous live shows. Merging surf rock, freak pop, and frenetic punk, the eclectic influences and energy of Being Dead explode on When Horses Would Run, their debut album, tracing the band's progression within the iconic Austin music scene. Recorded at Radio Milk, the album, produced by Jim Vollentine (White Denim, Trail of Dead, Spoon), showcases the sound of Being Dead without diminishing their weird vibes. Their penchant for quirky lyrics and musical unpredictability shines throughout the album, as the duo shifts from garage rock to pop and Laurel Canyon-style folk. When Horses Would Run celebrates the nourishing joy of friendship, the importance of living in the moment, and creating simply for the joy of creating.