[johnnybb]

This album is just an emo-tional masterpiece of beautifully military proportions.

Hug the haters.

RIYL : drones, disliking U2, & driving to Modest Mouse.

[johnnybb]

I would pay cash money to press this album vinyl with a declassified-document-style booklet, to teach future generations about the versatility of our genre, how we are survivors of a thing like MySpace.

The single :

x <3 x 4e x

[johnnybb]

Obviously people love it or the hate it, but (being released in 2006 by The Militia Group), it's still like the final nail on the coffin to everything AFI / FOB / THE FORMAT were being made-fun-of for... paving the way for YEASAYER / STARFUCKER / GASLIGHT ANTHEM type of records.

sorry, final track :

"The Secret" by Brandston from their album Hello Control :

SPOTIFY LINK TO THE ALBUM: open.spotify.com/album/6412E2xxk9q0SwknyA0zzW

[johnnybb]

Originally Posted by Clintoto

Dial In Sounds was the Brandtson album of choice for me. Not too into the direction their sound went.

Also: people like to misplace the "T" in their name all the time. It makes me sad.

Wow, duh, sorry, * BRANDTSON *

I'm a douche, I made sure to google it beforehand and everything.

Thank you everyone for your comments about the album, I'm glad we share a connection to this band in any way we can.

[johnnybb]

Just for archival purposes allow me to type that my favorite song, and really a last-resort for anyone trying to get into this record, is called "Tapping The Vein" and to me it's steady poppunk which parodies "the scene" so geniously it's hilarious, with a hook that would make FUN. jealous.

"Tapping The Vein" by Brandtson on Grooveshark : http://grooveshark.com/s/Tapping+The+Vain/2Pm1uW?src=5