Broken Chanter - This Could be Us, You, Or Anybody Else (2026) [Hi-Res]
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BAND/ARTIST: Broken Chanter
- Title: This Could be Us, You, Or Anybody Else
- Year Of Release: 2026
- Label: Chemikal Underground Records
- Genre: Alternative, Indie Rock
- Quality: FLAC (tracks) / 24bit-44.1kHz FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 37:29
- Total Size: 261 / 451 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. This Future Is Bright And I don't Want It (4:12)
2. Shake It To Bits (2:40)
3. Piazzale Loreto (3:22)
4. A Year Without A Summer (4:10)
5. Ghosts Of The Gaps (4:41)
6. To The Victims They Call Citizens (3:44)
7. Times New Bildungsroman (3:29)
8. Atrocity/Adverts/Idiocy (4:07)
9. (wsayo) (1:40)
10. CENTRS (5:29)
1. This Future Is Bright And I don't Want It (4:12)
2. Shake It To Bits (2:40)
3. Piazzale Loreto (3:22)
4. A Year Without A Summer (4:10)
5. Ghosts Of The Gaps (4:41)
6. To The Victims They Call Citizens (3:44)
7. Times New Bildungsroman (3:29)
8. Atrocity/Adverts/Idiocy (4:07)
9. (wsayo) (1:40)
10. CENTRS (5:29)
‘This Could be Us, You, Or Anybody Else’ was written and recorded immediately after touring 2024’s Scottish Album of the Year Longlisted ‘Chorus Of Doubt’.
It’s a collection of muscular, visceral compositions that challenge the alienation of the modern sociopolitical landscape.
Over 10 songs fuelled by an uncanny empathy and devotion to the human spirit, David MacGregor’s latest outing as Broken Chanter builds on the Agitp(r)op ecstasy of his previous work to delirious effect.
Recorded at Chemikal Underground's studio Chem19 with producer Paul Savage and with regular collaborators Charlotte Printer, Bartholomew Owl, and Martin Johnston, This Could be Us... is music as revelation, protest, community in action. Harking back to the activist post-punk of the early 80s to approach the future, Broken Chanter here sound vital and immediate.
It’s a collection of muscular, visceral compositions that challenge the alienation of the modern sociopolitical landscape.
Over 10 songs fuelled by an uncanny empathy and devotion to the human spirit, David MacGregor’s latest outing as Broken Chanter builds on the Agitp(r)op ecstasy of his previous work to delirious effect.
Recorded at Chemikal Underground's studio Chem19 with producer Paul Savage and with regular collaborators Charlotte Printer, Bartholomew Owl, and Martin Johnston, This Could be Us... is music as revelation, protest, community in action. Harking back to the activist post-punk of the early 80s to approach the future, Broken Chanter here sound vital and immediate.
| Rock | Alternative | Indie | FLAC / APE | HD & Vinyl
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