Syml - In My Body - VINYL LP

Gold Vinyl. Brian Fennell is a self-taught producer, programmer and engineer as well as guitarist, percussionist and classically trained pianist with deep roots in the Pacific Northwest. Since SYML's debut in 2016, Brian Fennell has risen to prominence with an acclaimed body of work celebrated for it's honest songwriting exploring themes of longing and loss, amassing over one billion streams across all platforms. Album Tracks 1. Side A 2. Dim 3. Stay Close 4. The Dark 5. Meant to Stay Hid 6. Take Me Apart 7. Mr. Sandman 8. Side B 9. Girl 10. Symmetry 11. Fear of the Water 12. The War 13. Where's My Love 14. Everything All at Once

SYML is the solo venture of artist Brian Fennell. Welsh for InchsimpleInch-he makes music that taps into the instincts that drive us to places of sanctuary, whether that be a place or a person. Born and raised in Seattle, Fennell studied piano and became a self-taught producer, programmer, and guitarist.Says Fennell about his album Nobody Lives Here, InchWe change, the world changes, and there is so much unknown. About a year ago I started writing songs that represent the change that is happening in front of my face, a group that have emerged to become the third SYML album. Many of these songs are about getting older, and the intimate, and sometimes frightening, passing of time. Some are about how getting older revolves around looking forward to things happening, and when they don't happen, or they feel different than anticipated, we can be left with surprise and sadness. I'm actually reminded of this watching my 2 year old! We learn to live with disappointment.I recorded some of these songs with kids and dogs making noise in the background, and others in silent studios with musicians I've listened to and admired for many years. These songs are meant to be pieces of clothing to wear as you need (or I need). Some are bright and bold and others are gentle, but they were all made with a sense of comfort in mind, even when things feel bleak. My wife jokes that when our friends hear some of these songs, they might think we are not InchokInch. Thankfully, putting myself inside a sad song is still a good place to feel happy.There's this generally unspoken feeling that musicians don't listen to their own music. That isn't true for me. I love living with my songs because their meaning changes as I change. There is as much fear and beauty in the big questions as there is wonder and possibility in the simple, everyday S**t we live through.Inch Album Tracks 1. Side A 2. A

Second pressing (first sold out prior to street date) of this debut studio collaboration between Kim Gordon, Bill Nace and Aaron Dilloway. It meets and exceeds all expectations fans of any of these folks had for this project.1. Body/Erase 2. Goin' Down 3. Secret Cuts Album Tracks 1. Body/Erase 2. Goin' Down 3. Secret Cuts