It would be easy to misconstrue Lissie. Slight and blonde, a pretty, guitar-playing slip-of-a-thing, you might easily take her for a sweet Midwestern girl, a freckled balladeer borne of milk and cookies and cornfields. More fool you. For all the flaxen hair and big blue eyes, this girl is smart and gutsy and tough, with a big old voice to match it: Stevie Nicks taking Neko Case by the scruff of the neck, Laurel Canyon prettiness stewed in campfire and bourbon; there is, after all, a certain vocal quality that only a decade of beer and cigarettes can bring.

Sietse schreef:
Eind deze maand komt de eerste vinyl release uit van Ubeboet genaamd Archival.

Dit is ook de eerste vinyl release op mijn eigen label "Moving Furniture Records".
Voor de liefhebbers van het betere ambient/drone werk zeker een prachtig plaatje al zeg ik het zelf. De master klinkt zo ontzettend mooi.
De plaat wordt gelimiteerd tot 200 stuks

Hier is alvast een plaatje van de voorkant:
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Via de site http://www.movingfurniturerecords.com is meer informatie te verkrijgen waaronder een nummer (van de ongemasterde versie, ik verwacht deze week nog de gemasterde versie van het nummer online te zetten).

Masada String Trio: Haborym : The Book of Angels Vol. 16

Leonard Cohen to release new album

Canadian singer says first studio album in six years will sound like 'something good, I hope'

Leonard Cohen has revealed that he will finally release a new studio album next year. "God-willing it will be finished next spring," he said, explaining that most of the songs were written before launching his mammoth, ongoing world tour.

After a decade and a half of quiet - and possibly penitent - seclusion, Cohen returned to performing in January 2008, playing concerts from London to Tel Aviv. But it is six years since Cohen released his last album, Dear Heather, and there had been no sign of a follow-up. This weekend, the Canadian singer finally broke his silence at his induction into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in New York.

"I'm producing it," he told Rolling Stone. Despite co-producing several of his records, Cohen has never previously manned the mixing decks on his own. "[There will be] 10 or 11 songs," he said. "One song was written on tour, the rest were written before." Once again, Cohen has teamed up with singer Anjani, and co-written some of the record with long-time collaborator Sharon Robinson. Still inspired by "Tom Waits, Van Morrison, Bob Dylan, Judy Collins", it will sound like "something good, I hope".

As songwriting royalties continue to stream in for Hallelujah, a hit for several singers, and Cohen prepares for a November concert in Cambodia, the 75-year-old has also helped Montreal singer NEeMA record her second album. Watching You Think, released 29 June, was "produced in association with Leonard Cohen", including contributions by Arcade Fire's Tim Kingsbury, indie super-producer Howard Bilerman and Rufus Wainwright side-man Tom Mennier. Cohen even sketched NEeMA for the album cover. "In the midst of all the static, a voice of true feeling arises," he said.

L_T_B schreef:
Jeff Tweedy and Mavis Staples Announce New Album: You Are Not Alone

Staple’s Jeff Tweedy-produced LP, You Are Not Alone, features 2 brand new songs written by the Wilco frontman himself, as well as reinterpretations of 11 other tunes by the likes of Randy Newman, John Fogerty, Allen Toussaint, and others.

You Are Not Alone is set to drop on September 14 via Anti- Records, one month after her recently-booked performance at Wilco’s Solid Sound Festival in Massachusetts.

TwentyFourBit

Brian Eno is to release a new album on Warp Records.

Warp – the Sheffield-founded, London-based label that has provided a home over the years for artists as diverse as Aphex Twin, Grizzly Bear and Forgemasters – yesterday sent out an e-mail teaser bearing the words BRIAN ENO COMING SOON ON WARP RECORDS, and inviting fans to sign up to a mailing list in order to be kept up to date.

Since then, PlayGround has reported that Eno’s Warp project is an album-length work made with Jon Hopkins and Leo Abrahams, members of his recently formed live troupe Pure Scenius (along with The Necks and Underworld’s Karl Hyde). Abrahams is a guitarist, while Hopkins is both an electronica artist in his own right and a studio noggin for hire, notably having co-produced Coldplay’s last album with Eno.

deric raven schreef:
Ze zien er nog steeds goed uit, misschien wel mooier dan vroeger.
Al gaat de boel in de loop van jaren wel hangen.

herman schreef:
Dit is nou wat je noemt cup dubbel D...

(het gaat om DE Sabrina)

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GrafGantz schreef:


Klinkt aanlokkelijk, heb je een nummer?

Lin schreef:
Listen to Black Rain and Pre-Order Telephantasm | Soundgarden World - soundgardenworld.com

saxotoon schreef:
Betreft hier ook een mix van meerdere concerten, dus toch een soort best of..., maar veel beter zal het waarschijnlijk ook niet kunnen.

The unreleased - newly discovered - FZ album that was mentioned in London last week? Yes! This year.

A complete 88 show with the beatles tunes? Those would have to be cleared but otherwise yes.

Expanded Bongo Fury release or Bongo Fury era concert? Yes.

My question is why there haven't been any vault releases covering the live years of 1973 or 1974.
We need more live Ruth (and the Fowler(s), and George & Napoleon & Chester & Ralph, etc.!!!!!
Help is on the way. This new year.

Can we get more Petite and Grand Wazoo releases? Yes on Petite. 2011.