Branca - Symphony No. 6 (Devil Choirs At The Gates Of Heaven) flac album

Copies come individually hand-numbered to and signed by Glenn Branca. Matrix, Runout (Side A (Etched)): 71426-1-A G-1 △ 24613 /-/ S-21609.

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Glenn Branca's Symphony No. 6 is as dense, edgy, and dramatic as listeners have come to expect. 6 isn't a symphony in the stuffy classical sense - it's not written for a traditional orchestra, and it doesn't obviously adhere to symphonic form. Still, the use of the term "symphony" is appropriate here, since it aptly describes the grandiosity of Branca's work. This particular symphony is scored for drums, bass, keyboard, and between eight and ten guitars. Branca is one of the few avant-garde composers with the nerve to subtitle his work "Devil Choirs at the Gates of Heaven," and one of even fewer whose music is discordant, engrossing, and scary enough to make the listener take such a subtitle seriously.