Jets to Brazil

Orange Rhyming Dictionary

Label

Jade Tree

Release year

1998

Producer

J. Robbins

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With Jets To Brazil's debut Orange Rhyming Dictionary, Blake Schwarzenbach expanded on the Jawbreaker sound with a heady post-hardcore twist

Author & Special Guests

Jason Dziak

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Tim Minneci

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Guitarist, Poison The Well and A Life Once Lost

After the dissolution of Jawbreaker in 1996, lead singer and guitarist Blake Schwarzenbach spent the next year not playing music, but DJ'ing and writing video game reviews. But the itch to create came back with the help of former Texas Is The Reason drummer Chris Daly and Handsome singer Jeremy Chatelain on bass. Jets To Brazil isn't so much a reinvention as a natural evolution, leaving behind the sometimes rigid restraints of punk and hardcore, and exploring new sounds with keyboards and guitar effects.

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Songs in this episode

Intro - Crown of the Valley
20:37 - Starry Configurations
24:24 - Resistance is Futile
30:15 - King Medicine
40:16 - I Typed For Miles
Outro - Morning New Disease

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