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The song “Big Brat” by Phantom Planet, off their self-titled album released in 2004, holds a deeper meaning than may meet the ear upon first listen. This alternative/indie rock track, written by Alex Greenwald, delves into themes of betrayal, manipulation, and the aftermath of toxic relationships.
- Ken Hendricks
Mar 4, 2024 · In 2019, I walked into a thrift store – and behind the counter was my guitar”: Phantom Planet’s Alex Greenwald on finally tracking down the missing Epiphone that soundtracked The O.C. By Joe Matera. published 4 March 2024. How the indie-pop rock stars returned with a sense of purpose after a miracle reunion with a much-loved Epiphone SG ...
- Joe Matera
By the time they started showing up. I ran the risk of blowing. These times, these times get tough. So if I stay we're going to see who's had enough. By the time I needed backing up. Yeah, he was watching, cracking up. This time, this time it's tough. Well here I am and now I think I've had enough. Stand back.
Oct 21, 2003 · And the cannibal, oh well. By the time they started showin' up. I ran the risk of blowing up. These times, these times get tough. So if I stay, we're gonna see who's had enough. Said, by the time ...
Apr 15, 2008 · This time around, frontman/lyricist Alex Greenwald cited the respective histories and music of major American cults—namely the Manson Family, People’s Temple, and Branch Davidians—as the album’s primary sources of inspiration, instantly rendering Raise the Dead—a loosely structured concept album depicting Greenwald’s own immersion ...
Greenwald is the executive producer and one of the musicians in The Business International. He also helped to write several of the songs on their album Record Collection. He is one of the lead singers in the song 'The Night Last Night', and appeared in the music video for "The Bike Song".
