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Brad Breeck. composer.

Skull Tape
Skull Tape

Fascinated by the late 2000/early 2010s debates about health care, the economy, and other issues - which Brad saw as related to a larger theme of socail Darwinism - he wrote and recorded a set of songs setting his thoughts on these themes to eclectic, punk-tinged pop that picked up where the Mae Shi left off.  Dubbing the project Skull Tape.

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Hlllyh
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Listener beware: If indie affectations such as tides of vocal harmonies, video game MIDI programming and Casio beats, concept albums, religious themes, or concept albums with religious themes give you ulcers, then HLLLYH might send you running to your nearest message board to brag about how many songs it took you to erase it from your hard drive.
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Brad Breeck
Brad Breeck

Fresh and outside the box,
but also great if you like boxes...

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BRAD BREECK

Enigmatic composer Brad Breeck is said to have spent years of rigorous study in experimental art music forms at the California Institute of the Arts, resulting in a prodigious flood of high concept spazzy rock songs, freewheeling electronic noise etudes and clusterphonic kitchenware anthems.

However he seems equally at home with making lowest common denominator radio pop music, nasty banging hiphop, (and he also knocks out some very very useful orchestral scores) all skills put to good use in A-list film and commercial projects over recent years.

Brad is currently taking tennis lessons, producing bands, scoring Nickelodeon's Fanboy & Chum Chum and architecting music projects of all shapes and sizes.