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BrickWindow’s “Disassociate” — Review

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BrickWindow just released their trippy, ambient new soundscape “Disassociate” today.

The New Jersey-bred five-piece blends elements of jam, hip-hop, electronic, and alternative to create a refreshing, adventurous piece that sounds like it would be a great fit in an STS9 setlist. Its combination of crystal-clear electric guitar, distorted synth, pumping bass, radiant piano, and a groovy drum beat makes for a wonderful listen. While the song is purely instrumental, it would make a welcome addition to any early morning playlist. 

“Disassociate” marks BrickWindow’s third single of 2020, following the releases of “Navigator” and “Space Capsule.” With this one, they’ve definitely made an impression.

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About BrickWindow

“Originally formed in Plainfield, NJ in 2002, BrickWindow collectively have many years of experience in hip-hop, rock, electronic, experimental, as well as countless other sub-genres. Over 15+ years, and with about a dozen releases and projects, BrickWindow has continued to grow and expand musically. At times a collective of multiple instrumentalists, other times as simple as a Casio an a microphone.”

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Casey Fitzmaurice currently acts as the Department Head of A&R for Glasse Factory. A December 19

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