PCC XLIV: BRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCE!!!!!!

<p>On this week's PCC, Dan is joined by his old college friend and former band mate <strong>John Kingsley</strong> of <strong>The Brevet</strong>. John and Dan share many things in common, most important of which is their absolute love of <strong>Bruce Springsteen</strong>. Join the gents, as they discuss <strong>Springsteen on Broadway</strong>, their countless experiences together and apart at <strong>E Street Band</strong> shows throughout the past 20 years, and what Springsteen has meant to each of them in their lives and music careers. If you're a Springsteen fan, or just a fan of two old music chums talking shop, this weeks episode is the place for you. Besides Bruce, the boys get into some talk about other musical loves such as <strong>The Grateful Dead</strong> and even a little bit of baseball and hockey talk. John also updates us on The Brevet, their upcoming tour and new music. Check out their newest single <strong>"Getaway" </strong>at the end of the show!</p> <p>&nbsp;<br> <strong>About The Brevet</strong><br> <br> One listen and it’s immediately clear that The Brevet have undergone a dramaticevolution on their explosive, ambitious new album, LEGS. Synthesizing the raucous&nbsp;energy of their live show with sonic precision of their extensive studio history, thecollection is the California five-piece’s most deeply personal and lyrically&nbsp;sophisticated yet, tackling perception and identity in the digital age with both subtle&nbsp;nuance and blunt&nbsp;force. The songs remain as cinematic as ever, full of rousing&nbsp;choruses and sing-along hooks, but they carry more weight here, propelled inexorably&nbsp;forward by thunderous percussion and blazing electric guitars that blend rock and roll&nbsp;snarl with R&amp;B swagger.</p> <p>The Brevet’s roots stretch back to college, when frontman Aric Chase Damm first&nbsp;began writing scores for student films and discovered he had a knack for crafting the&nbsp;kind of evocative music that yields unforgettable on-screen moments. Those early&nbsp;songs led