When the Sun Dies-EP, by Lori Bravo Raped

When the Sun Dies-EP

by Lori Bravo Raped

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martinkurski This is fantastic. Very moving but also relentless, driving. Beautifully written lyrics sung, howled, passioned by the inimitable Ms. Bravo, who is one of the best, most underrated singers out there. Each of her releases is different. Totally unafraid to explore the interstices between metal, punk, jazz, drone, noise and anything else. Nobody sounds like her and few have the guts to go where she does (or have been doing it for as long). Brilliant work.

Vordb This EP is a jewel, so it's hard to pick a favorite track: for me, probably the incredibly emotional and touching "Anymore" (fantastic vocal work!)...
With this EP Lori keeps her formidable vocal trademark, while making this different style her own, reaching the perfect balance between who you are as an artist and your ability to reassess yourself! So maybe, beyond words, the best is rather to sit, listen, and learn! Favorite track: Anymore.

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1.	Everybody's Gone Away 06:08	buy track
2.	Leave My Friends Alone 05:40	buy track
3.	Formaldehyde Heart 06:25	buy track
4.	Anymore 06:26	buy track

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Written and produced by L. Bravo. All songs by L. Bravo. Album artwork by L. Bravo.*EP title taken from a poem written by Daulton Warren.

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released May 16, 2013

Personnel: Lori Bravo-Voices,Guitars
Jessie Nelson-Drums

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Lori Bravo New Orleans, Louisiana

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