Listen to Andrew Broder’s new solo album, I Must Fix All The Problems
Over the past few years, local indie-rock/electronica project Fog has grown from Andrew Broder’s solo project to a full-fledged trio with the 2007 album Ditherer. But Broder’s still found time to work on his own stuff by himself, including a new solo album called I Must Fix All The Problems, which he’s releasing online for free via a download link at YouSendIt.com.
Highly reminiscent of Brian Eno and Robert Fripp’s mid-1970s ambient collaborations No Pussyfooting and Evening Star, I Must Fix consists of two rumbling, 15-minute instrumentals Broder describes as “pieces for improvised guitar, turntables and 4-track. … This record is the first in what I hope will be an ongoing series of self-released solo material and reflects the sound I have been developing in the last year or so. Something that strives for beauty and terror.”
Listen to the album in its entirety using the audio player below:
Broder and Fog drummer Tim Glenn’s side project HeatdeatH has also just released its third album, Un, on Belgian label Conspiracy Records; audio samples can be heard here.
Highly reminiscent of Brian Eno and Robert Fripp’s mid-1970s ambient collaborations No Pussyfooting and Evening Star, I Must Fix consists of two rumbling, 15-minute instrumentals Broder describes as “pieces for improvised guitar, turntables and 4-track. … This record is the first in what I hope will be an ongoing series of self-released solo material and reflects the sound I have been developing in the last year or so. Something that strives for beauty and terror.”
Listen to the album in its entirety using the audio player below:
Broder and Fog drummer Tim Glenn’s side project HeatdeatH has also just released its third album, Un, on Belgian label Conspiracy Records; audio samples can be heard here.
