Singled Out: Morglbl
. "Gnocchie on the block is representative of what M�rglbl's style has been for 15 bloody years : a mix of anything with no boundaries! The groovy intro featuring a cheesy bass solo turns into the main riff, full of guitars on steroids ! The melody of the theme has a cartoonesque vibe, and it's supposed to be not too serious. I try to make it a little different on each verse adding some funny licks and grotesque variations here and there. We wanted this song to be a sum up of most of the styles we like to incorporate in M�rglbl's universe. That song, in a way, is a good introduction to our music for those not really knowing what our "jazz for the deaf" label stands for. I remember being asked by this guy on US radio about how I would describe our music, and I replied "this is just jazz for deaf people !". That song proves how much sense this makes I guess ! The song builds up to an apocalyptic end, with very heavy guitars and double bass drum sequences! What I love about that song, and most of Br�tal R�mance in general, is that we achieved a goal: when you listen to that album, you never really know whether it's serious or not. We hopefully found the right balance in between playing seriously a not so serious music !" Learn more about the album right here!
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