The Brindleford Follies [SEP] performer
The Brindleford Follies
The Brindleford Follies is the first album from Canadian indie rock group Novillero. It was released on Endearing Records in 2001.
Critical reception.
Patrick Lejtenyi of "Exclaim!" described the album as "spaced-out and weirdly melodic, with a mysterious brass undercurrent and definitely late '60s Kinks influenced" and went on to say, "There is a magical, deeply romantic quality one finds in literature that is translated here onto a compact disc – an ambitious undertaking, carried out with restrained
1999 was cut short when a traffic accident destroyed much of the band's equipment.
The band released "The Brindleford Follies" on Endearing Records in 2001, toured moderately in support of its release, and then separated in early 2002.
After nearly a year apart, Slaughter, Stevens, Berthiaume and Matyas reunited to play a one-off show with new songs. The music then was heading in a new direction, relying less on spacey psychedelia and more on keyboard-driven pop hooks while retaining enough of their