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Steadfast Records announces limited-edition reissue of Brandtson’s Hello, Control – News

August 22, 2022

Brandtson have announced a limited-edition reissue of their final album, Hello, Control, on August 26 via Steadfast Records.

Brandtson – Death & Taxes – Review

October 29, 2003

A fiery EP from one of Deep Elm’s best. Almost idiotic to call Brandtson “emo” at this point.

Hearts Bleed Blue – Sampler No. 4 – Review

January 3, 2003

The new class of Deep Elm-ers has big shoes to fill, but they are doing a bang-up job, thanks to the likes of brainy Red Animal War and sugary Brandtson.

Unreleased – No. 1 – Review

November 11, 2002

Yup, I’m still a sucker for Deep Elm’s goods. If this is the unreleased stuff, you can only imagine how great the full-lengths are.

Brandtson – Dial in Sounds – Review

July 12, 2002

Tighter both rhythmically and vocally, Dial in Sounds is lean muscles all over and two spoonfuls of sugar too much.

Brandtson – Trying to Figure Each Other Out – Review

April 1, 2001

Brandtson have finally hit their stride on this EP. Gone are the easily-recognizable influences, plenty are the slippery hooks and swollen playfulnesses.

Records for the Working Class Vol. 2 – Review

April 1, 2000

The first three bands on this 19-tracker will prove that Deep Elm is THE emo label. None of their bands plays the dreaded genre of music without originality.

Brandtson – Fallen Star Collection – Review

January 1, 2000

Leaning toward The Promise Ring and (gulp!) The Get Up Kids. A lighter, livelier, “less dark” but still great Brandtson with their solid sophomore release.