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Our Lady of the Broken Spine

by Reverend Glasseye

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    released April 1, 2005

    Adam Glasseye - Vocals, Guitar, Piano
    Piet Masone - Vocals, Guitar Hammond
    Wendy Emerson - Vocals, Vibraphone
    Kevin Corzett - Vocals, Clarinet, Tenor and Baritone Saxophone
    Dennis Maher - Vocals, Bass
    Tim Maher - Drum Kit

    featuring

    Wensday Greenbaum - Vocals
    Judithann Winters - Vocals

    Recorded at Zippah Studio by Matt Jugenheimer, Mixed by Pete Weiss, Matt Jugenheimer and Dennis Maher

    Mastered by Jonathan Wyner at MWorks Studio

    All songs written by Reverend Glasseye ©2005 Coo-Coo Music ASCAP. All Rights Reserved.

    Cover Painting by Jeff Lowe, www.jefflowe.net
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about

"If 2005 was a signifying year for the impending doom of scourge from above, then Reverend Glasseye's Our Lady of the Broken Spine should have been due its credit and made the soundtrack. As the third album from this amazing Boston band, Glasseye's latest release is an experimental stride, to say the least.
Not only have the songwriting and production progressed, the aesthetics have become finely-tune to a unique, impacting musical craft apt of truly altering the listeners' perspectives.

This is one more suitable for punk rock funerals or moonless carnivals. Wavering singing can often play off of the lyrics or manifest the crux of the dynamically narrated songs. Aside from Reverend Glasseye's vocal contributions, Piet Masone's vocal range and the female harmonics also add to the intoxicating madness of it all.

Horns of different calibers bring a rich booming to many tracks and provide a rolling force for others. Solid drumming from one of the young greats Tim Maher ignites every track. There's always a bad-ass frenzy of guitar and the bass stands out solidly-two factors definitely stood out to the crowd that voted Reverend Glasseye last year's winners of the notorious Boston Rock N' Roll Rumble.

In the end, Our Lady of the Broken Spine is a musical revival. I know I was led to it by a general apathy of musical output today-specifically that of the mainstream's. It's got everything going for it; this one is definitely worth its weight, whether it's in the car or at a party." - M. Maiero, Yahoo Voice.

credits

released April 1, 2005

Adam Glasseye - Vocals, Guitar, Piano
Piet Masone - Vocals, Guitar Hammond
Wendy Emerson - Vocals, Vibraphone
Kevin Corzett - Vocals, Clarinet, Tenor and Baritone Saxophone
Dennis Maher - Vocals, Bass
Tim Maher - Drum Kit

featuring

Wensday Greenbaum - Vocals
Judithann Winters - Vocals

Recorded at Zippah Studio by Matt Jugenheimer, Mixed by Pete Weiss, Matt Jugenheimer and Dennis Maher

Mastered by Jonathan Wyner at MWorks Studio

All songs written by Reverend Glasseye ©2005 Coo-Coo Music ASCAP. All Rights Reserved.

Cover Painting by Jeff Lowe, www.jefflowe.net

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all rights reserved

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Reverend Glasseye Boston, Massachusetts

Founded in 2000, Reverend Glasseye became mainstays of Boston's emerging Cabaret Punk scene, wooing an adoring fanbase with highly arranged music that bordered on the landscapes of the morose and the triumphant. After gaining a worldwide cult following, the band faded into obscurity in Austin Texas, where it has continued to quietly create music, exploring and evolving into a very unique sound. ... more

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