Brave Knew World
by The Electric Slugs

Brave Knew World

A concept album of experimental music exploring the fusion of man and machine.

Jack Brouse -- Pocket Chicken (Theme Song) I and Bluck, Bluck, Bluck IV; composer, lyrics, electric guitar
Christopher Brouse -- Return Policy / Balls of the Feet; producer, composer, lyrics
Daniel Brouse -- producer, engineer, composer, lyrics, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, trumpet, vocals, synthesizers, organ, melodica, harmonica, percussion

Single: Pocket Chicken (Theme Song)

Lyrics and Notes

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Audio

  1. Pocket Chicken (Theme Song) I.mp3
  2. Slug, Electric I.mp3
  3. An Experiment (Such as This) V.mp3
  4. Melting Ice Cube I.mp3
  5. Muted Response I.mp3
  6. Return Policy / Balls of the Feet.mp3
  7. Slug, Electric II.mp3
  8. Music is (What Feelings Sound Like).mp3
  9. At Hand.mp3
  10. Muted Response II.mp3
  11. Blow Your Own Horn.mp3
  12. Slug, Electric III.mp3
  13. Melting Ice Cube II.mp3
  14. Melodic Ahh.mp3
  15. Yes. Ah ha. IV.mp3
  16. You Can't Back Up Here.mp3
  17. An Experiment (Such as This) VI.mp3
  18. Slug, Electric IV.mp3
  19. Bluck, Bluck, Bluck IV.mp3

Videos

  • An Experiment (Such as This) V.mp4
  • An Experiment (Such as This) VI.mp4
  • At Hand.mp4
  • Blow Your Own Horn.mp4
  • Bluck, Bluck, Bluck IV.mp4
  • Melodic Ahh.mp4
  • Melting Ice Cube I.mp4
  • Melting Ice Cube II.mp4
  • Music is (What Feelings Sound Like).mp4
  • Muted Response I.mp4
  • Muted Response II.mp4
  • Pocket Chicken (Theme Song) I.mp4
  • Return Policy / Balls of the Feet.mp4
  • Slug, Electric I.mp4
  • Slug, Electric II.mp4
  • Slug, Electric III.mp4
  • Slug, Electric IV.mp4
  • Yes. Ah ha. IV.mp4
  • You Can't Back Up Here.mp4

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    • About the Album

    In the 1980s, I was in my twenties and had been experimenting with sound engineering and production since my teens. I decided to start writing my own songs and formed a band called The Electric Slugs. The band was an experimental garage band pushing the limits of home studio recording. By the end of the '80s, I had produced seven different projects. After facing massive rejection from record labels, I decided to start my own record label, naming it after what Electric Slugs leave behind -- Glistening Trails.

    In September 1992, I created what I believe to be the first 'home digital recording studio.' The other band members nicknamed me 'Digital Yoda.' At first, I took offense to the name, but eventually embraced it as I realized I had pioneered digital home recording.

    In 1994, I achieved my dream of bypassing the record industry's criminal distribution syndicate with the first worldwide digital releases via the internet. The Electric Slugs' first album, Join the Slugfest, was one of these albums. Thirty years later, the next generation of Slugs continued the tradition of home digital recordings by combining humans and AI to create Brave Knew World -- a concept album of experimental music exploring the fusion of man and machine. In the same vein as Join the Slugfest, this album invents new sound engineering, recording, and music production methods.

    So come join the slugfest in a brave new world!

    Sincerely,
    Digital Yoda

    The Story of the Electric Slugs (And Their Glistening Trails)

    The Electric Slugs

    Glistening Trail Records

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