Daisy (2009)
In 2009, Brand New unleashed 'Daisy,' an album that embraced chaos and dissonance. This raw and aggressive work features distorted guitars and unconventional song structures, challenging conventional musical norms. 'Daisy' delves into themes of nihilism, personal reflection, and the unpredictability of life, making it a bold addition to Brand New's diverse discography.
Tracklist
- 1. Vices (3:19)
- 2. Bed (3:11)
- 3. At the Bottom (4:02)
- 4. Gasoline (5:31)
- 5. You Stole (6:00)
- 6. Be Gone (1:06)
- 7. Sink (3:18)
- 8. Bought a Bride (3:10)
- 9. Daisy (1:29)
- 10. In a Jar (3:20)
- 11. Noro (5:27)
Album Analysis
One of the album's most aggressive tracks, "At the Bottom," stands out with its intense tone and cryptic lyrics. It creates an atmosphere of inner conflict and a quest for meaning. The dissonant guitars and unpredictable song structure contribute to the album's dark and tumultuous atmosphere. "Sink" continues this exploration, featuring intense lyrics and distorted guitars that make the listener question the boundaries of chaos and creativity. As the closing piece, "Noro" leaves listeners with a sense of unresolved tension and contemplation, symbolizing life's uncertainties and the constant search for meaning. "Daisy" is a chaotic and introspective journey, showcasing the band's daring experimentation with their sound and lyrical themes. Throughout the album, Brand New's willingness to embrace complexity and experiment with their sonic landscape demonstrates their growth as artists. "Daisy" challenges listeners to navigate a tumultuous emotional landscape, making them ponder the uncertainties of life and the uncharted territories of self-discovery. This album reflects Brand New's commitment to pushing boundaries and engaging their audience in a thought-provoking musical experience.