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Scott Severin & The Milton Burlesque : Birdhouse Obbligato
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Birdhouse Obbligato is an eclectic movable feast. Hard rocking yet ethereal rockers like “1,000 Heroes” and “I Don’t Know” collide with heartbreakingly honest and evocative ballads like “Farshtaist” and “Even Jesus
Genre: Rock: College Rock
Release Date: 2010
Birdhouse Obbligato
Scott Severin & The Milton Burlesque
Record Label: Scott Severin & The Milton Burlesque
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. 1,000 Heroes 5:21 Album Only
2. The Edge is Gone 3:39 Album Only
3. Birdhouse 4:14 Album Only
4. Farshtaist 5:24 Album Only
5. I Don't Know 5:14 Album Only
6. Even Jesus 5:05 Album Only
7. Silent Partner 2:45 Album Only
8. New Orleans 5:42 Album Only
9. I Won't Get on the Plane 4:14 Album Only
10. Danger to Yourself 4:07 Album Only
11. 1,000 Redux 1:05 Album Only
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Album Notes

SCOTT SEVERIN & THE MILTON BURLESQUE

Instrumentation
Scott Severin –Vocals, Acoustic & Electric Guitar
Pfloyd - Bass Guitar
Gary Foster – Drums, Percussion
Tim Ranard – Guitars, Vocals


Scott Severin and his band, “Scott Severin & The Milton Burlesque”, have just finished recording a new cd, "Birdhouse Obbligato" which is set to be released June 1st. The CD was recorded and engineered by Joel Peterson of “The Faint” at Enamel Studios, mixed and mastered by Tim Ware at Warehouse Studio, and also features the keyboard wizardry of noted film soundtrack composer Joe Delia. Cameos by such Omaha local mainstays as Sarah Benck and Jason Ferguson round out the lineup. It is Scott’s first record since his New York recorded, critically acclaimed debut “Unknown Rider”, in 2004. The band is hosting a cd release party at The Waiting Room in Omaha, Nebraska, on June 18th 2010.

Birdhouse Obbligato is an eclectic movable feast. Hard rocking yet ethereal rockers like “1,000 Heroes” and “I Don’t Know” collide with heartbreakingly honest and evocative ballads like “Farshtaist” and “Even Jesus”, combine to make this a truly extraordinary recording. Advance reviews of this record strongly indicate that it will be a strong candidate for Album Of The Year in Omaha, but the band has their sights set much higher. Says Severin: “I worked for 3 years on this record. I lost my family, my sanity, and my car keys in its production. Most records, particularly by local and regional artists, fly as far as they can be thrown. I fully intend for this one to circle the globe, take prisoners, elicit critical praise and controversy not seen since Stravinsky’s debut of The Rites Of Spring at the Newport Folk Festival, earn the universal lamentation of all the worlds beautiful women, and elevate my band and I into a strata previously unvisited by man or beast. Or, at least break even”.

Early signs indicate that The Milton Burlesque are well on their way to achieving many of their goals.

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REVIEWS

From yesterday to today
author: Heather Sedlock
                            
I recently received my copy in the mail and I have to say this: It kicks ass! One of my favorite songs is "The Edge is Gone" and I was informed it's a song that pre-dates his Unknown Rider CD (which I also have and have worn out and had to have another copy--twice). At first, I didn't like the newer sounds--it was so different. But that's what makes this lead singer so great: his ever-changing sound. I never get bored with what he's doing. It's never the same and he's done that again with each song on this album. I'm not going to compare it to any other artist because, quite frankly, Scott Severin and his band are label-resistant and it would be unfair. I can honestly say that if one buys this album, they will not regret it!
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Just unique
author: Sam Pierre
                            
Don't try to put Scott Seeverin in your little boxes, he's just unique. "Birdhouse Obbligato" is one of the most amazing discs of 2010. Just try it, you'll be conquered...
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Very Soulful
author: JohnGalt
                            
A great listen in the soulful tradition of Bob Dylan meshed with an edgier rock feel. Much attention has been paid to the lyrics. I suggest a listen to this fine work.
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Why you need to hear Scott Severin
author: Jim Allen
                            
If you want to ride the razor's edge between sharp-eyed songcraft and rough-edged rock & roll, between troubadour and troublemaker, between Tom Waits and The New York Dolls, you need only remember two words: Birdhouse Obbligato.
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