Well I Mean (CD)
Sella
Amoeba Review
Well I Mean is the debut solo release from The Front Bottoms' Brian Sella. As Sella, he writes songs that feel akin to his work with The Front Bottoms' yet have a DIY-inspired, shambolic, vulnerable appeal all their own. Lyrically, the tracks move from slightly goofy to self-deprecating to introspective and raw. Sella's guitar-driven compositions lean heavily into indie rock with a little folk rock inspiration from Emperor X; the addition of horns and strings makes the songs shine with an almost otherworldly beauty. If you're a fan of classic indie and earnest emo, you'll dig this one.
Track Listing
Disc 1 Titles |
Artist |
Length |
|---|---|---|
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1.
American Shark
|
Sella | 04:04 |
|
2.
Skipping Out
|
Sella | 03:01 |
|
3.
Damage Control
|
Sella | 02:38 |
|
4.
Stocking Up
|
Sella | 04:19 |
|
5.
South Dakota
|
Sella | 02:46 |
|
6.
Wichita
|
Sella | 01:21 |
|
7.
Perfect Worth It
|
Sella | 02:11 |
|
8.
Daredevil
|
Sella | 02:29 |
|
9.
[untitled]
|
Sella | 02:02 |










