Texas Trio Hearkens Lost . . . What?



    DENTON, Texas, July 24 /EMWNews/ -- A difficult task ensues when

attempting to pinpoint what it is about Bagbrown's debut that sounds so

eerily familiar. Likened to most three-piece rock bands of the late

sixties, the group transcends a bold electric blues mentality into their

diverse, yet comprehensive approach to songwriting. However, to say that it

is reminiscent of a traditional pop record is a far cry from the term as

defined by modernity. Slowly driven with an emphasis on shifts between deep

watery vocals and scathing guitar leads, self-titled picks up pace and

intensity as it progresses.



    "I think, as perhaps most people do, that after fifty years of rock

music much of the form has been exhausted. So much music has been made

there almost isn't any practical need to record any more of it. Be that as

it may, a void will always exist that needs to be filled by live

performance. People who have come out to the show almost always have an

opinion of who we sound like or what we remind them of. I know that's the

norm for any new band, nowadays. It's just easier to remember the last

half-century and identify with the music you've grown up with or the bands

you are used to hearing than it is to describe something new by its

qualitative features alone. I know I do it all the time," says twenty-three

year old front man Scott Heaton.



    A true independent, Bagbrown is releasing their first effort on their

own accord. It is available today for physical purchase at cdbaby.com/.

Substantive LPs are often tall orders for new bands yet this 10 song;

forty-five minute collection has quickly become only half of their total

live repertoire. Accordingly, the outfit intends on returning to the studio

this autumn to record a follow up release before booking regional shows.

For a more introspective look at the band including bio, pics, and updates

please visit the following web address:



    http://www.myspace.com/bagbrown