90 Day Men on DeBaser: reviews, albums, and info

90 Day Men

Musical Group

Forfans of post-rock, experimental indie, and listeners who enjoy complex, keyboard-heavy arrangements.
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The Profile

American post-rock band formed in the mid-1990s and later based in Chicago. Known for dual vocals (Brian Case and Robert A. A. Lowe), prominent piano/keyboard arrangements, and shifting time signatures. Released three studio albums on Southern Records between 2000 and 2004; sessions included recording at Electrical Audio.

Moved to Chicago to be close to the post-rock scene; released Panda Park (2004) via Southern Records; recorded at Albini’s Electrical Audio; music blends post-rock with prog and jazz elements.

Two DeBaser reviews dive into 90 Day Men’s post-rock world: dark hues, dual vocals, and baroque keyboards steering complex, shifting structures. Panda Park (2004) is praised for variety and depth; To Everybody is lauded as a brilliant, transformative listen. Recorded at Albini’s Electrical Audio and released by Southern Records, their work rewards patient, attentive ears.

Notable Quotes

❝ I drink to remember /Why all this blood is on my teeth /I drink to forget /What am I about to do

❝ A work to listen to with attention, where the keyboards are the undisputed masters of the scene and aim to guide the listener through a truly vast range of colorations.