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Propelled by Erick Jackson's burning, fur-lined bass growls, Amanda Kleinman's horny and celestial banshee organ, and Jeff Schmid's iron-chest-of-cocaine drums, throat chieftain Breck Brunson (ably picking up where previous vocalists Paul Weil and Joe Halladay left off) channels the kaleidoscopic eye and children's black tears into the hearts ...
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Paul Weil left the band and was replaced by Joe Halladay, and in 2006 Halladay left the band and was replaced by the visual artist Breck Brunson, whose first recorded tracks appeared on a CD-R the band sold during its 2006 U.S. tour in support of Liars.
We would only be speculating about the permanence of the break if it weren't for a recent effort to interview their third and latest frontman, Breck Brunson, who noted succinctly that “The Apes are done and I am in full pursuit of many other projects.” Also, their website is completely down.
Drowned In Sound -- "The first album from these Washington DC-based avant-funk freaks to feature new singer Breck Brunson is a typically manic collection of retro rock-hued modernist befuddlement.
May 22, 2008 · But the band's substantial personnel shift (former singer Paul Weil being replaced by new guy Breck Brunson) has not only changed their voice, it's changed their entire vibe as well.
1,511 Followers, 1,294 Following, 221 Posts - @breckbuilt on Instagram: "Textures, patterns, colors, and sounds."
