Written By: Big C
"some fear is 8 songs spanning back to 2021 that cover specific parts of my life," says frontman Branden “Bran” Palesano. Released via Rite Field Records, the highly anticipated self-titled debut album from some fear is now available to stream. With eight tracks that explore themes of longing, loss, and solitude, the album is a sonic journey through delicate slowcore and lo-fi soundscapes, showcasing Palesano’s intricate songwriting and the band’s powerful evolution. The record was recorded in the band’s home studio in Oklahoma City and self-produced, with final mastering by Boone Patrello. Tracks like The Faucet Does All The Crying and Skin I Can’t Peel serve as emotional highlights, blending haunting vocals, minimalistic guitar, and evocative storytelling. Palesano shared:
'some fear' started as a means to help me become a better songwriter, and I am very proud of this album. These songs are personal, covering pivotal moments in my life and presenting a piece of myself through each chord and lyric.
The release follows a string of successful singles, including The Road and Worm, which introduced listeners to the band’s textured, melancholic sound. The full tracklist for some fear includes highlights like Wake Up and the title track, Some Fear, culminating in a body of work that cements the band as an essential voice in slowcore. The album’s cohesive production also reflects the collaborative input of bandmates Ray Morgan, Lennon Bramlett, and James Tunell, who bring layered instrumentation to Palesano’s introspective compositions. Stream the album today, and catch some fear live to experience their compelling sound firsthand.
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