Braid - Frankie Welfare Boy Age Five - Blue (Blue) [Colored Vinyl] Fuga Libera Label 1999 through Immortal Records

1999 through Immortal Records

Sidney brings a wealth of experience and dancefloor know-how to his UTSOFF debut

"Some lyrics were written out of anger about the state of the world

Traditional dub came out of reggae in the late 60s and early 70s when pioneers like King Tubby and Lee Perry started taking the multi track recordings of songs and running them back through the board adding effects and additional instrumentation

Sunset on Chandler

Braid - Frankie Welfare Boy Age Five - Blue (Blue) [Colored Vinyl] Fuga Libera Label 1999 through Immortal RecordsAfter releasing the Rainsnowmatch 7" in 1994, Braid's debut full length, Frankie Welfare Boy Age Five, came out in June 1995 on Divot Records. With 26 blistering tracks in just under 60 minutes, the members of Braid Bob Nanna, Todd Bell, Chris Broach and Roy Ewing simultaneously encapsulated and redefined the Midwest scene from which they came. Frankie Welfare Boy Age Five is a meticulously crafted record that never once feels anything other than raw