Dan Deacon – Bromst

Bromst is the third studio album by Dan Deacon, released in 2009.

Known for his experimental approach to electronic music, Deacon combines expansive synthesizers, complex rhythms and unconventional song structures throughout the record. Drawing influence from minimalist classical music, noise and psychedelic electronics, the album features intense and dynamic compositions such as “Woof Woof”, “Snookered” and “Build Voice”. “Bromst” represented a significant step forward in Dan Deacon’s sound, with a more ambitious and detailed production style.