There is more than one performer with the name Destroyer. 1) Dan Bejar started Destroyer as a solo home-recording experiment in the early to mid 90s. Working alone, and at his own pace, Bejar dabbled in four tracking and worked to develop his style and vision. He was meticulous in reworking songs again and again until he found confidence in his music and his voice. By 1996 he had culled enough material to release his debut full length, We’ll Build Them A Golden Bridge. Stripped down lo-fi e...
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De rolverdeling binnen de geniale indieband New Pornographers is wel duidelijk. Carl Newman verzorgt die heerlijke melodielijnen, de slimme koortjes en knappe bruggetjes. Dat hij daarbij het popgeh... Read more
Dan Behar’s is a frail and small voice lacking in classical strength, but powerful enough given its singular passion and vision - like Luke Haines, but without the checked aggression. Employing spa... Read more
Je kent het ongetwijfeld: de groeiplaat. De eerste keer dat je ze oplegt, klinkt ze als vluchtige eenheidsworst, haastig in elkaar gedraaide smeerspeculaas of -- erger nog, want pijnlijk voor de or... Read more
Like Neko Case, his bandmate in the New Pornographers, Destroyer's Dan Bejar has a solo career that's gone from sideshow to headliner. His latest seals the deal. Bejar's affection for early-Seventi... Read more
The Destroyer record Trouble In Dreams is kind of weird. Admittedly, I listened to this album hopped up on cold and allergy medicine, so my perception of Daniel Bejar's perplexing lyrics was comple... Read more
Best lullig: heb je al acht verdienstelijke albums uitgebracht, gaat een recensent je negende album toch vooral met dat van Bowie aan het begin van de zeventiger jaren vergelijken. Dat was althans ... Read more
With every album he has made in his long and successful career, Dan Bejar has such a distinctive sound to call his own. Whether its his unique voice, his loosely-constructed songs, his diverse use... Read more
Trouble in Dreams is a rad party to which actual people aren't invited, because its point is to lure muses (at least seven are named) out of Dan Bejar's imagination and into his bedroom: "A chorus ... Read more
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