Long overdue is Breakin’ Down, Gerald Collier’s first solo effort since his 1999 EP Low Tar Taste and his first full-length since his self-titled major-label rise-and-fall a year earlier. But Collier hardly misses a beat. Stark and muscular, Breakin’ Down […]
After the breakup of Best Kissers In The World, the Seattle power-pop band he fronted until 1995, Gerald Collier reinvented himself, releasing two acclaimed solo albums. His self-titled disc on Revolution last year was full of dark, confessional tales from […]
Former Best Kisser In The World Gerald Collier displays his wondrous aptitude for dark, acoustic-oriented pop songwriting on this solo debut, joining the ranks of expressive Pacific Northwest frontmen who also have made solo albums in an effort to cleanse […]
