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Whitney - Light Upon The Lake (Secretly Canadian,2016)
Chicago's Whitney arrive as a fully formed gang of outsiders, their album rich in the musical history of the classic bands of the 60s and 70s. "I'm searching for those golden days." sings Ehrlich, with a subtle ripple of something that sounds like hope, on the track "Golden Days". It's a song that defines Whitney as a band. "There's a lot of true feeling behind these songs," says Ehrlich. "We wanted them to have a part of our personalities in them. We wanted the songs to have soul."
Classic and modern at the same time, they revel in concrete details, evocative turns of phrase, and thorny emotions that don't have exact names. These ten songs on Light Upon the Lake sound like they could have been written at any time in the last fifty years.
May 29, 2016
Nedelja popodne...
Let’s Eat Grandma, the most unique and fascinating duo to have come out of the UK for some time.
Best friends since the age of four, multi-instrumentalists Rosa and Jenny (aged 16 and 17) create imaginative and original music that crosses the worlds of experimental pop and progressive weirdness.
Daniel Romano - Mosey (New West,2016)
Daniel Romano originally played in punk and indie bands growing up in his hometown of Welland, Ontario. He shifted away from punk to a folksy sound in his earlier albums Come Cry With Me and 2015’s If I’ve Only One Time Askin’ but is back to genre-bending on the upcoming Mosey, which releases today on New West Records. Romano writes about a song a day and often records them in his home studio. He self-produced and played nearly every instrument but horns and strings on Mosey. The record is influenced by everything and everyone from Rolling Thunder Revue-era Bob Dylan to Serge Gainsbourg to Lee Hazlewood and Ennio Morricone to Randy Newman and Leonard Cohen.
May 27, 2016
Fat White Family - Tinfoil Deathstar
The Fat White Family have unveiled the stunning video to their forthcoming single, Tinfoil Deathstar, which is released on Friday 27th May 2016 via their own Without Consent label. The single is taken from their second album, Songs For Our Mothers, which was released in January 2016.
The video was directed by acclaimed Canadian film & TV director Chris Grismer, who has previously directed videos for the likes of Arcade Fire, Broken Social Scene and Death From Above 1979.
Additionally, the legendary Black Lips have been added to the bill as main support at the band’s forthcoming show at Brixton Academy on Saturday 17th September 2016.
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