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 01. "1st round k.o." 02. "Bad timing" 03. "Quicksilver" 04. "Old fashioned" 05. "Disaster film" 06. "Duty free" 07. "Get lost" 08. "Flowin' tide" 09. "Black aura" 10. "Lay right down" 11. "Steal it back"
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 | | Description: | Ori Release '03, third album from the NYC alternative rock group lead by Bill Whitten (formerly of St. Johnny), with guests Steven Drozd (Flaming Lips), Justin Rosso, Suzanne Thorpe (both Mecury Rev) and produced by Mercury Rev's Dave Fridmann.?&© 2003 the Arena Rock Recording Company. Marketed under exclusive license by Rykodisc. Printed in the EU.
Manufactured in the EU.
Recorded at Tarbox Road Studios, Cassadaga, NY on Dave's days off > October, 2001-May, 2002.
Additional engineering on Track 10 at The Spare Chess Room Studio.
Additional field recordings in various NYC apartments.
Steven Drozd appears courtesy of The Flaming Lips.
Justin Russo, Jay Russo and Reno Bo appear courtesy of Hopewell.
James Beaudreau appears courtesy of the Billy Nayer Show.
Management for Breathing Protection.
Published by Asthmatic Music/BMI 2003.
Track 9 inspired by a remark made by Charles Miller.
Track 8 inspired by the life and times of Joe Schaller.
"Bad Timing" is a CD release by the band Grand Mal, issued by the independent label Rykodisc. This album presents a gritty, guitar-driven sound that blends alternative rock with elements of power pop and classic rock, characterized by catchy hooks, raw energy and a slightly dark, urban atmosphere. Across its tracks, "Bad Timing" explores themes of romantic missteps, late-night city life and the tension between ambition and self-destruction, supported by dynamic arrangements that alternate between punchy uptempo songs and more introspective moments. The production emphasizes crunchy guitars, tight rhythms and melodic vocals, delivering a direct, club-ready sound that still leaves enough space for nuance and emotion. For listeners who appreciate well-crafted rock songwriting with an edge, this CD offers a coherent, engaging listening experience that rewards repeated plays.
Grand Mal are known in the indie and alternative rock scene for combining sharp, memorable songwriting with a streetwise, New York-tinged attitude. Over the years, the band has built a reputation for intense live shows and albums that manage to sound both immediate and carefully composed, attracting a loyal following in underground rock circles. Their work often stands out through its mix of swagger, melodic sensibility and lyrical honesty, making Grand Mal a reliable name for fans of sophisticated guitar rock.
The CD is released by Rykodisc, a pioneering independent label that has played an important role in the development of alternative and rock music. Known for its carefully curated catalog and artist-friendly philosophy, Rykodisc has long focused on high-quality releases that put musical substance above trends. The label has helped bring numerous distinctive voices to a broader audience and is respected for its consistent commitment to sound quality, thoughtful packaging and long-term artist development. A Rykodisc release like "Bad Timing" therefore stands for an album that has been selected and presented with particular care, aimed at discerning listeners who value originality and authenticity. | | | Producer: |
Dave Fridmann |
| | No. of tracks: |
11 |
| | Manufacturer No.: |
38460292 |
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