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Decker: Into The Red (Vinyl LP)
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Vinyl LP pressing. The production on the collection varies wildly - from the hip-hop drum loops of the minimalist In The Same Boat to the ornate, horn and string-band grandeur of Sun, Shine In - but Decker's indelible voice and singular perspective tie it all together. His uniquely crooked vision colors everything he touches, and it enables him to put his own unique stamp on a cover of The Stooges' I Wanna Be Your Dog, which is mashed up here with The Doors' 5 To 1? in a brand new recording. Into The Red also includes a pair of tracks from Decker's most recent studio release, 2016's Snake River Blues. The two tracks demonstrate both sides of Decker's songwriting instincts, with The Phantom stretching out into a sweeping, six-minute, multi-part epic, and the pulse-pounding Holy Ghost clocking in at a taught, punchy, three minutes as it revels in the kind of frantic desperation that can only come from a lifetime spent in transit. I've invested everything I have into the music, says Brandon Decker. Energetically, emotionally, financially, everything has gone back into my art and growing as an artist. It's with a wry wink at his bank account, then, that Decker named his new career-spanning album Into The Red. Primarily comprising tracks from the six studio records he's released under the name Decker since 2009, Into The Red offers a bird's eye view of his remarkable journey as a fearless songwriter and relentless performer. The collection reveals him to be a craftsman of the highest caliber, one who's carved a bittersweet catalog of heartrending gems out of the unforgiving stone that is a lifetime spent pursuing dreams. Matchstick Man, The Holy Ghost, I Wanna Be Your Dog, Patsy, The Phantom, Shadow Days, Killing Me, In the Same Boat, Sun Shine in, O.D.B
Vinyl LP pressing. The production on the collection varies wildly - from the hip-hop drum loops of the minimalist In The Same Boat to the ornate, horn and string-band grandeur of Sun, Shine In - but Decker's indelible voice and singular perspective tie it all together. His uniquely crooked vision colors everything he touches, and it enables him to put his own unique stamp on a cover of The Stooges' I Wanna Be Your Dog, which is mashed up here with The Doors' 5 To 1? in a brand new recording. Into The Red also includes a pair of tracks from Decker's most recent studio release, 2016's Snake River Blues. The two tracks demonstrate both sides of Decker's songwriting instincts, with The Phantom stretching out into a sweeping, six-minute, multi-part epic, and the pulse-pounding Holy Ghost clocking in at a taught, punchy, three minutes as it revels in the kind of frantic desperation that can only come from a lifetime spent in transit. I've invested everything I have into the music, says Brandon Decker. Energetically, emotionally, financially, everything has gone back into my art and growing as an artist. It's with a wry wink at his bank account, then, that Decker named his new career-spanning album Into The Red. Primarily comprising tracks from the six studio records he's released under the name Decker since 2009, Into The Red offers a bird's eye view of his remarkable journey as a fearless songwriter and relentless performer. The collection reveals him to be a craftsman of the highest caliber, one who's carved a bittersweet catalog of heartrending gems out of the unforgiving stone that is a lifetime spent pursuing dreams. Matchstick Man, The Holy Ghost, I Wanna Be Your Dog, Patsy, The Phantom, Shadow Days, Killing Me, In the Same Boat, Sun Shine in, O.D.B