BRIAN CASE - Parallel Voices LP Beats Dwelling in the head while

Dwelling in the head while noticing things—or waiting to notice things—and lyrical to the bitter-sweet end

to welcome humiliation and failure: Please

All of the critical praise heaped on the band makes it hard to explain why The Sound never rose to the prominence of the two bands to whom they received the most comparisons—but one only need to listen to Jeopardy to hear Borland’s perfect combination of Joy Division’s dark

and rushing water alike

In "Krakatoa"

BRIAN CASE - Parallel Voices LP Beats Dwelling in the head whileChicagoan Brian Case is returning to Hands in the Dark with his fourth release under his own name, Parallel Voices. In a sense, the album is elliptical: Whilst, musically speaking, the American artist comes back to the start of his solo work by producing a fully instrumental album, he also delivers a story which informs the landscape Case lives in now, and always imbibes it with a sense of tension and dark undercurrents. You might think at first that