brianbuta

Press Sheet for Paper Ghosts

Press Sheet for False Colors

Independent Clauses (January 2008)

Excerpt: "By the time the listener has reached “Young and Old,” and “Motion Action,” it’s evident that Brian Buta knows how to put a classic album together."

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Aiding and Abetting (November 2007)

Excerpt: "Electronically-assembled pop-rock excursions. Buta doesn't really stick to any particular sound...but he shows some fine chops here."

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5 Acts (10/22/2007)

Artist Feature with song download

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Rock and Roll and Meandering Nonsense (9/25/2007)

Excerpt: "While he's sometimes mopey, sometimes angry, he's always emotive. You just have to pay more attention to gather it from under the effects. Brian Buta seems to be an artist with a good bit to offer."

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Any Given Tuesday (9/12/2007)

Excerpt: "An artist to the core, Brian Buta makes it clear with False Colors that he is an incredibly creative soul.  Listen to 'Open' for the ascendancy and 'Motion Action' which closes out a one-man show with fuzzy guitars and a vocal hook that will stay with you for hours."

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Music Monthly. November 2003. (Vol. 20, No. 11).  Written by Greg Yost.

"It's always nice to see an artist with enough passion for their music that they adopt a full 'Do It Yourself' attitude in all aspects of their trade.  Such is the case with local rock musician Brian Buta.  Buta's most recent release, Ineffigy, was created entirely by Buta in his own Baltimore basement studio.  He wrote all of the songs, played all of the instruments, recorded all of the tracks on an 8-track recorder, and mixed all of the songs on his computer.  And the result should make Buta very proud.  His music may loosely fall into the category of modern rock, but there is a dark industrial underbelly to Buta's songs that makes them different.  The seven songs on Ineffigy show an understanding of music well beyond Buta's tender age of 22.  It's definitely a good effort from an artist to keep an eye on...."