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Brochure
Back Off
Soft Rock For Hard Times
- Cat No: SR4HT05
- updated:2026-06-15
Post-Balearic, left-field disco from NYC. Brochure, the project of Gregory Droggitis (known for his work under the name Gee Dee), returns to Soft Rock For Hard Times with their second 12-inch release. Be sure to check out the remix by Dreems, who brings a touch of dub, bass, and the bizarre.
Track List
Brochure is back for the first 12” in our Soft Rock for Hard Times series, transforming Holly Near’s iconic soft rock stepper “Back Off” into a synthesizer driven disco dancer. Rebecca Felix joins the band to sing lead vocals and nails the stern yet blasé delivery that makes the original so captivating.
After wrapping their cover, Brochure returned to the studio to produce the Paradise Mix which has its sights on Italian shores, winding seaside roads and open air night clubs.
On side B, Jex Opolis’ Good Timin’ Dub delivers a hypnotic house groove that is guaranteed to put evil thoughts in your mind and happy steps in your feet.
Dreems rounds out the record with an echo and delay fueled odyssey for his Risky Connection Dub which takes the song on a deep, dubby trip.
After wrapping their cover, Brochure returned to the studio to produce the Paradise Mix which has its sights on Italian shores, winding seaside roads and open air night clubs.
On side B, Jex Opolis’ Good Timin’ Dub delivers a hypnotic house groove that is guaranteed to put evil thoughts in your mind and happy steps in your feet.
Dreems rounds out the record with an echo and delay fueled odyssey for his Risky Connection Dub which takes the song on a deep, dubby trip.
The second release from Brochure, the alias of Gregory Droggitis—a key figure in the NYC scene who also releases under names like GEE DEE on labels such as 〈Planet Trip〉, 〈Superior Elevation〉, and 〈Klasse Wrecks〉. Features the Extended and Radio Mixes, along with his own "Brochure's Paradise Mix," Jex Opolis’ "Jex Opolis Good Timin’ Dub," and Dreems’ "Back Off (Dreems’ Risky Connection Dub)." (Original Japanese text by Saito)