The idea behind this project was based on two rules - only the sounds Meredith could get from his acoustic guitar or voice could be used and once recorded, there were no restrictions on how those sounds could be manipulated. Every sound, every word is the outcome of a process shaped through limited resources that opened up otherwise hidden options. The result is a record that can be described as both expansive and intimate, fractured and yet whole.

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The idea behind this project was based on two rules - only the sounds Meredith could get from his acoustic guitar or voice could be used and once recorded, there were no restrictions on how those sounds could be manipulated. Every sound, every word is the outcome of a process shaped through limited resources that opened up otherwise hidden options. The result is a record that can be described as both expansive and intimate, fractured and yet whole.

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Meredith Bragg got his first guitar the summer before 8th grade. On the ride home from the music store he learned how to play the three-note NBC theme in the back of the van. He wrote his first song a few weeks later and hasn't come up for air since. Today Meredith is regularly backed up by his band The Terminals, consisting of Brian Minter on piano/keyboards, Jon Roth on drums, and Elizabeth Olson on cello. Hailing from the eastern seaboard, Meredith Bragg and The Terminals play acoustic indie-rock to tho...   [ read more ]

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