names are violent Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
It’s hard to define Brandon Tomei’s Names Are Violent because, well, that’s the point. Blending decades of pop, funk, R&B
and indie music, as it is a rebellion against conceptual projects.
Born from the boredom of quarantine, Names are Violent prioritizes the organic sounds immediately at Tomei's disposal; using only the instruments he could fit within his small apartment studio pre-pandemic.
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