Braintoy - Vehicles (2008)

Some observers may be proclaiming the death of the album as an artform in these downloading days, but thankfully Toronto rock band Braintoy didn't get the memo. They dug deep emotionally and creatively in the making of their debut full-length album, Vehicles, and have now emerged with a truly dazzling disc. As bassist/keyboardist Devin Gasteiger stresses, "we never really wanted to be a song based band, but an album band, the way that artists we like such as Pink Floyd and Tool are. With them, you're not getting the full picture unless you hear an album from beginning to end." Braintoy have achieved just that with Vehicles, a piece of work greater than the sum of its individual parts. It will take you on a memorable sonic journey, beginning with the opening title track, a six and a half minute gem with an epic sweep. From the soaring ethereal vocals of its intro, "Vehicles" breaks into a sledgehammer sonic assault, then continues to explore peaks and valleys in totally exhilarating fashion. Braintoy cover more musical territory on this one song than most bands do on an entire album. Track Listing 1. Vehicles 2. Computational Symptoms 3. Theft Prevention 4. Banyan Tree 5. The Projectionist 6. Interlude 7. Surgery Sink 8. Charles Justice (The Ballad of) 9. Arsonists and Architects 10. Said and Done

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