Still a fan of these Edmonton boys since first seeing them live here in Calgary – won me over instantly…
Month: November 2009
Meursault, Meursault, Meursault, Meursault, Meursault, Meursault, Meursault, Meursault, Meursault, Meursault, Meursault, Meursault.
Although I believe TDFA is more than these covers, take this as an introduction to the world of his sombre acoustic beauty, the songs here are quiet and alternate landscapes…
The world is small and déjà vu and/or coincidences happen all the time. Let me entertain you with a few facts that may seem not so much coincidental as simply true…
Upcoming is a concert I am making sure I am at – the Vic Chesnutt / Liz Durrett performance at the Marquee Room on November 23rd (locals, please note change in venue with Timbre Productions).
…Most would consider this blog a primer to sleeping…or possibly crying, feeling bad about themselves or trying to extend a current state of depression, but that is beside the point.
It’s Friday today, so join me in sitting back and having other people provide you with all the quality music and coverage.
Look for an upcoming feature on this Maine duo as currently this gothic folk is hitting the proverbial spot for me.
Sleep Whale are from North Texas and could be considered a bit of an amalgamation of shoegaze, folk, psychedelic, noise-art are definitely and interesting crew and I am finding myself oddly drawn to it.
Stratton’s newest offering “No Wonder” hits the world today and should be something that you are looking into.
With acoustic guitars, orchestrals, strings and the duo of Becky Dawson and Jeremy Faulkner at the helm of this troupe who now call Portland their home, I believe they have crafted a more than worthy album.
If you enjoy a mellow acoustic gem, you have one in “Hello Night” – why not buy it for the kids and keep it for yourself.