An old jazz recording I made back in '57 with the "Brendan Storch Allstar Jazz Degenerates". They're all dead now. Which is sad. But I'm not. So, every cloud...

Meander

My one big hit. Recorded in 1967. Still played almost every single day in Latvia. Or so I'm told.

1. Roll My Stone Away.mp3

A quaint little ditty that most certainly is not stolen from anyone else.

2. Another Cold Night (in Hull)

Meditation on failed romance. Is there any other kind? Yes. Of course there is. You fool.

5. Girl, Whatchya Done To Me

One of the reasons why everything you hear on this channel is complete rubbish is because I write, play, record and produce all the stuff by myself in a small room somewhere in the the north of England. 

The other reason: is that I'm not very good...

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Selected Reviews of Brendan Storch
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“The musical equivalent of herpes.”
[S. Gupta – Leeds Musical Gazette]

“If you're idea of a good time is watching a tone-deaf whale flap about on stage, whining about how unfair and hard his life is (we never asked), then this might just be the act for you...”
[Dave Gordon – Bradford Argus, Entertainment Section - May 14th 2011.]


“There is simply no way you can justify this level of self-indulgent incompetence. No Stars.”
[Tape Op Magazine reviewing my debut EP: "Angels Stole My Bacon", March Issue, 2010.]

“...Hideous...”
[Extract from private email sent by the BBC unsigned talent department - February 2011.]


“Grandiosely billed as a “One-Man-Show Dealing with the Deepest Depths of Existence in all it's Extremes”, last night's display was either a piece of performance art of unrivalled genius – or else the single worse thing that I have ever had the misfortune to see. Either way, it somehow managed to offend all five of my senses; which, in itself, is no mean feat.”
[A Forum entry posted by “Bi-Polar-Bear” on “Gearslutz.com” - retrieved 3rd July 2012.]


“Really enjoyable. Mark my words: this artist is one to watch.”
[Take A Break Magazine – July 2012, no.327, p. 17.]

Brendan Storch

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