The Brobecks, the band previously fronted by iDKHOW’s Dallon Weekes, look like formally re-releasing their second album ‘Happiest Nuclear Winter’. The document has by no means been reissued since its unique 2005 launch and is at the moment unavailable on streaming companies.
A teaser video was posted yesterday (December 10) by None You Jerk Data which is owned by Dallon and his spouse Breezy Weekes. The band’s former members, drummer Matt Glass and guitarist Michael Gross, had been each tagged within the Instagram put up.
The video tells followers to ‘Please Standby’ for an announcement on January 01, 2025.
Watch the video under:
‘Happiest Nuclear Winter’ comprises the music ‘A Letter’, which was later re-recorded for iDKHOW’s second album ‘Gloom Division’.
Dallon informed us about engaged on that new model of the music as a part of his The Album Story interview, saying “I had all the time imagined this bit the place the viewers harmonizes and does this form of choir bit. And after I was enjoying with The Brobecks, we had been by no means performing for that many individuals to do it correctly. So when the iDKHOW reveals that we had been enjoying started to have sufficient individuals, I assumed that perhaps this concept that I’ve had for 10 plus years can lastly come to be. So we began doing it and it labored. It was lovely. And regardless of the music had been written about beforehand grew to become much less vital. The music grew to become extra about sharing this second with the viewers. Now, a roomful of strangers, no matter no matter form of variations you will have, at the very least for this second, proper now, we’re going to share this and we’re going to harmonize collectively and we’re going to work collectively. And to me, that’s a very lovely factor. In order that’s what I like about it. That’s why we play it, and that’s why I needed to place it on the document – to provide it a correct probability.”
‘GLOOM DIVISION’ is included in our checklist of the Prime 24 Albums Of 2024 which you’ll learn in full right here.
