WINTER, Cameron - Heavy Metal - Vinyl (silver vinyl LP + insert)
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Cameron WINTER
Heavy Metal
Partisan
silver vinyl LP + insert Cat: PTPS 50LPXRel: 9 Dec 24
Indie/Alternative Side 1 - Track 1. The Rolling Stones Side 1 - Track 2. Nausticaa (Love Will Be Rrevealed) Side 1 - Track 3. Love Takes Miles Side 1 - Track 4. Drinking Age Side 1 - Track 5. Cancer Of The Skull Side 2 - Track 1. Try As I May Side 2 - Track 2. We're Thiniking The Same Thing Side 2 - Track 3. Nina & Field Of Cops Side 2 - Track 4. $0 Side 2 - Track 5. Can't Keep Anything
Warning - the title of this album is flagrant false advertising. Brooklyn based Cameron Winter (of indie art-punk darlings Geese) has opted to go solo with his debut full-length Heavy Metal and while it's an eclectic, sporadic affair, it is devoid of essentially any sonics that could in any way be referred to as "heavy metal". It's a move based around the fact that, according to the 22-year-old himself - "barely anybody knows who my band is, I'm young and not afraid of living with my parents and I'm free to chase whatever ideas I want." Apparently drawing on a Craigslist-sourced who's who of guerilla backing band members including a disinherited cousin of John Lennon ("he was a real good sport"), a five-year-old bassist ("these kids, you know, they get raised on their iPads but they're far more precocious than any generation"), and a Boston steel worker-cum-cellist ("Honestly, it's crazy, the talent that can be found on Craigslist. We got a couch, too"), while supposedly being recorded in piecemeal fashion from locations such as hotel room closets to multiple Guitar Centres where he has now received a lifetime ban, there's an undeniable sense of absurdity and line-blurring between fact and fiction that goes hand-in-hand with his low-drawled, too much life experience and awareness in a young body malaise that underpins this razor sharp, insightful, ludicrous jaunt through young New Yorker life.
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