Alopecia

~ Why? (Artist)

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Audio CD (Mar 11 2008)
Original Release Date: Mar 11 2008
Number of Discs: 1
Label: Tomlab
ASIN: B0011V7OQ0
In-Print Editions: Audio CD | LP Record
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Amazon.ca Sales Rank: #24,507 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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As expected, the band--Yoni Wolf, Josiah Wolf, Doug McDiarmid--continues its calculated blitzkrieg on that self-made jangle-rap, indie pop 'n' roll genre, but the stakes are raised. The boys returned to their Midwest roots for Alopecia, hunkering down in Minneapolis's Third Ear studio and inducting a pair of venerable big guns into the band: Fog mastermind Andrew Broder and bassist Mark "Bear" Erickson. Throwing their samplers to the wind (mostly), Why? recorded live as a five-piece. By the time the core trio returned to Oakland (where Thee More Shallows' D. Kessler engineered a final session), they'd amassed their most immediate and cohesive batch of songs to date.