Tells a story about a man and his realizations.


There was a man
Who was carved form stone
All who saw him they ran
Leaving him alone

At first he didn't mind
Thinking that he'll someday find
Someone to his own kind
But those lingering hopes kept him blind

So he travelled for many miles
Putting on a brave smile
Thinking that he'll one day find
Someone to his own kind

And on one solitary mild night
Weary of people being upthight
He grew more and more astranged
Til' the land became his only friend

At the end he merged his soul ( with the sky )
Leaving all those hopes behind
And the search to find 
Someone to his own kind


Stone Man

Pregnáns : ilmekas, taibukas, leidlik

Pregnáns : significant, full of meaning, pregnant, succinct, pithy, laconic

2010. aasta lõpust tegutsenud Prägnantse Brigaadi (PräBri) alusepanijateks ja eestvedajateks on Rando Kruus ning Oliver Vare. 
Too kaksus on bändi loomingus esmatähtis tänaseni – kogu muusika keerleb ümber kahe vokaali, olgugi, et lisaks häältele ja kitarridele on ajaga lisandunud nii ukulele, trummid kui puhkpillid. PräBri on avaldanud kaks ametlikku muusikavideot:  "Half-Naked Bearded Man 1" ja "Stone Man", mis on edukalt figureerinud muusikavideosaates "Eesti TOP 7". Debüütalbum "Project no 0" ilmus 2011. aastal juunis, teine üllitis "Twirling EP" jaanuaris 2012, mille arvustuses Eesti Ekspressis ütles Siim Kera järgmist: "Emajõe indifolkrasedus. Millega siis tegu on? Ütleksin indi, aga see õigupoolest ei ütle midagi. Supeldakse samas meres, kus näiteks Fleet Foxes ja Andrew Bird, aga midagi on teistmoodi. Bluusimõjud löövad välja, mulle tuleb silme ette II maailmasõja eelne Ameerika: suitsused baarid, gangsterid ja pimedal alleel maas vedelev kuulihaavadega tüüp!"
Prägnantne Brigaad on bänd, mida tuleks kindlasti live-s kogeda!


Prägnantne Brigaad was founded at the end of 2010 by the frontmen Rando Kruus and Oliver Vare. To this day that versatile duality comprises the essence of the band - the music evolves around two vocals even though the number of instruments has increased from guitars to a ukulele, drums and brass.
In a review from the weekly newspaper Eesti Ekspress the poet Siim Kera wrote: 'Mother river indie folk pregnancy. What's it about? I'd say indie, then again that doesn't say anything. They swim in the flow of say Fleet Foxes and Andrew Bird but something's different. Blues influence kicks in, the pre-World War II America comes to mind: smokey bar scenes, gangsters and a guy laying on the ground of a dark alleyway shot full of bullets!'
Prägnantne Brigaad is a "live must see"

Stone Man

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