A soundboard recording of Phish playing two Genesis songs at the induction into the RnR Hall of Fame. The speech by Trey Anastasio is included.
Phish
2010/03/15
Waldorf Astoria
New York, NY
Watch the Setting Sun video for Driving, a track of his forthcoming album Fantasurreal out June 1st on Young Love Records.
Live dates:HCTF review of Children of the World.
Amanda Palmer and Jason Webley take their concept album about the fictional conjoined twins Evelyn Evelyn on the road in the USA.
* = Soho Rep. presents, By Special Arrangement with the Lucille Lortel Theatre Foundation: Evelyn Evelyn
» evelynevelyn.com
» myspace.com/evelynevelyn
» twitter.com/Evelynevelyn
HCTF review of Evelyn Evelyn.
Andy Sharrocks & The Smokin' Jackets have a few gigs lined up in the UK, keeping the blues alive, hoarse vocals included. They cross the channel in August, opening for Mick Taylor (yes, that Mick Taylor).
» andysharrocks.com
» myspace.com/andysharrocks
HCTF review of Dirt.
JAM! Music reports that Iggy Pop quits stage diving. The crowd at a Carnegie Hall gig failed to catch him:
Iggy Pop has vowed to quit crowd surfing following an unfortunate incident in New York which left him battered and bruised.
The veteran rocker is well known for leaping into the audience at his gigs, but his signature stage dive went awry during a recent concert at Carnegie Hall.
The crowd parted and he landed flat on the floor - and The Stooges star is adamant he won't be jumping off the stage again any time soon.
He says, "When I landed it hurt and I made a mental note that Carnegie Hall would be a good place for my last stage dive. The audience were just like, 'What are you doing?'"
According to Uncut The Stooges will be recording material for a new album.
Brooklyn pop band Via Audio covers a lot of ground. On their Animalore album a slide guitar driven love song (Wanted) sit comfortably next to funky eighties dance music inspired tracks like Babies, Tigers, and Digital, which sounds like a lost track by Depeche Mode. And Oh Blah Wee is a sped-up poppy Americana ditty.
All members met at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. With their schooling they picked up a lot tricks and influences, but their sound is very much their own - if push comes to shove they go for smart pop songs grounded in adventurous rhythms.
Via Audio:
Jessica Martins: vocals, keyboards, guitar
Tom Deis: guitar, vocals
David Lizmi: bass
Dan Molad: drums
Animalore is released through the Undertow Music Collective.
Tracks:
Mojo has a photo gallery of The Who in 1967, published in Raising Hell: On The Rock 'n' Roll Highway by Tom Wright and Susan Vanhecke.
Cristina Martinez and Jon Spencer are into loud punk blues while Dutch artist Elisabeth Esselink, aka Solex, is onto sampling, digging out lost sounds and waving her own musical magic carpets. It's a crazy alliance, and the joint effort of the sessions of the three goes supernova, taking off in different directions.
Amsterdam Throwdown, King Street Showdown! doesn't like like any other album, but then again it sounds like dozens of albums all at one. Esselink used to own a record store and went through her huge stacks of vinyl to add beeps and blurts, unhinged vocal snippets and all sorts of left-field dance stuff to the basic tracks that were laid down by Martinez and Spencer.
An album about science fiction, dirt, monkees (Aapie is Dutch for our simian brother), perusing blues, funk, rap, rock, disco, pop and NOLA trumpets.
Amsterdam Throwdown, King Street Showdown! is released on Bronzerat Records. Release date; April 5 (UK and Ireland). May 11 (USA and Canada, Australia and NZ).
Tracks:Video: Solex VS Cristina Martinez & Jon Spencer - Comic Video
Robert Plant has announced a North American tour. It's highly likely that he will preview material from a new album, which is set is set for release on Rounder later this year. Plant performs with Patty Griffin (vocals), Darrell Scott (multi-instrumentalist, /vocals), Byron House (bass, /vocals) Marco Giovino (drums and percussion, vocals) and Buddy Miller (guitar, vocals).
Funky soul band Laura Vane & The Vipertones performed at the Q-Bus, Leiden, The Netherlands. Dutch band with a UK singer from Brighton.
John Cale live with guests at the Teatr Muzyczny Capitol, Wroclaw, Poland - March 27, 2010. Third edition of Life Along the Borderline: a Tribute to Nico.
Dustin Boyer: lead guitar
Deantoni Parks: drums
Josh Schwartz: bass
Setlist
Two former alcoholics/junkies and a pick-up drummer. That's how LA trio Yera Long Disaster started out. For their Black Magic; All Mysteries Revealed album they picked up The Master and Margarita, the Russian cult novel by Mikhail Bulgakov and the result is slightly more literate version of Soundgarden - monster riffing that fails to scare but succeeds to please.
Black Magic; All Mysteries Revealed is filled with songs about misfits trying to make a buck. All mysticism aside this if pretty basic stoner rock that is straight as its now sober members. FYI: Love Like Blood is an original song, not a Killing Joke cover.
Year Long Disaster:
Daniel Davies: guitar, vocals
Rich Mullins: bass
Brad Hargreaves: drums
Tracks:
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Neil Young does a short "Twisted Road" solo tour, with Bert Jansch as the support act.
Them Crooked Vultures - Dave Grohl, Joshua Homme and John Paul Jones - go on tour. Joshua Homme has been named official ambassador of Record Store Day.
The band will commemorate this year's Record Store Day with the April 17 release of a 10" picture disc featuring a double A-side of "Mind Eraser, No Chaser" and the previously unreleased "Hwy 1" (recorded live by Sydney, Australia's Triple J) and "Vulture Speak," an exclusive interview on the B-side.
Guitarist Brendan Bayliss (Umphrey’s McGee) and mandolinist Jeff Austin (Yonder Mountain String Band) join forces as 30db. Their new album, One Man Show, will be released on 05/11. Both musicians went through a rather rough break-up and started playing together to get rid of their demons.
They hit the road in May with Cody Dickinson of the North Mississippi All Stars on drums, percussion, and keyboards; Nick Forster, guitarist of Hot Rize, and Open Road bassist Eric Thorin.
Live dates:» 30db.net
It's not the real thing, but it comes close. The Phish 3D movie opens April 30th. Previews on April 20th in nine cities.
Phish 3D, a 3D concert experience, is opening nationwide on Friday, April 30th for an exclusive one week run. The more than two hour movie, presented by Action 3D Productions in association with Network LIVE and Cinedigm Digital Cinema Corp., highlights Phish's Festival 8, a three-day, eight-set, 16-hour concert in the Southern California desert.
In advance of the nationwide roll-out, exclusive preview screenings will be shown in nine cities -- Boston; Burlington, VT; Chicago; Denver; Houston; Los Angeles; New York; Raleigh/Durham, NC; and Washington, D.C.-- on April 20th. In addition to experiencing this special screening, fans in attendance will take home a Phish 3D movie poster. The fully immersive music and visual experience, featuring state-of-the-art 3D technology, gives viewers the sense that they are not only at the event, but on stage with the band that Entertainment Weekly has called "the biggest cult band in America." Phish 3D features fan favorites, never before seen cover songs, and intimate footage of the band backstage and in rehearsals.
Filmed in October 2009 at the band's Festival 8, more than 40,000 devoted fans watched as Phish combined two of their most beloved traditions - the multi-day festival and the Halloween album "costume." The band's highly anticipated "musical costumes" are concerts involving the performance of an entire album by another artist-in this case, Phish covered the Rolling Stones' album Exile on Main St. Phish 3D also features songs from the band's first ever full-length acoustic set, as well as performances taken from the six additional sets.
Tickets for the Tuesday, April 20th screenings will be available for purchase on Friday, March 26 (individual theater on-sale dates may be subject to change). Ticketing information is available at phish3dmovie.com.
Ticketing information for the Friday, April 30th opening of Phish 3D will be made available at phish3dmovie.com. Fans are encouraged to check the site for ticketing and event news frequently, as there a very limited number of seats available for this one week run.
Munich are a Brighton quintet who go for densely layered songs. Lead singer Stuart Slade has the range to rise above the twin guitar attack provided by James McKeown and Stuart Weller. Their not so secret weapon is the rhythm section: the large bass strokes painted by Tom Howland and the locked in groove of drummer Josh Holmes.
The band members are childhood friends and gained some notoriety when they operated as Maura Kincaid landing a slot at the Queens Head stage at Glastonbury in 2009.
Renamed Munich they are performing anthems that can reach the back of a really big audience during a late night set at a Summer festival.
MP3: Munich - Into The Rain...
Live date:David Byrne has unveiled the first of a series of videos for the David Byrne & Fatboy Slim album Here Lies Love. He kicks off with Santigold singing Please Don't.
There are six of these videos that have been completed for this project. Most, like this one, use news and archival footage to, well, show that every word of the song is true! Most of the lyrics on this one are lifted gently from interviews and quotations — the “please don’t” chorus especially. At some point as first lady, Imelda began to feel that she could help Philippine interests by charming world leaders into seeing things her way. “Handbag diplomacy” she called it — as she liked to imply that to solve a problem, she could bypass President Marcos and just grab a handbag and hop on a plane with some of her assistants. It sometimes worked! There was, for example, an Islamic-backed insurgency rising in the south of the Philippine archipelago, and she thought that a leader in that part of the world, Qaddafi in this case, might help pull the plug on that support if he saw things her way. Apparently he did — the funding stopped and the insurrection lost momentum, and she later described him as a pushover, a mama’s boy.
Country singer-songwriter Eilen Jewel will be on tour in Europe in April and May, performing her own songs and choice covers (Johnny Kidd, Bessie Smith, Van Morrison).
» eilenjewell.com
» myspace.com/eilenjewell
HCTF review of Sea Of Tears.
Jinx And The Back Alley Cats: from Fort Wayne, Indiana, are a punk country hardcore acoustic band with whimsical lyrics, which might seem confusing at first, but it's all there on their Fish As Friends album.
The wavering vocals in the slower songs need a bit of would be better, and the recording lacks bottom and clarity, but think of it as a mash-up of the Dead Kennedys sans the politics (Twin Bed, Bo Peep) and the swagger and fun of the New York Dolls (Dry N Strung) clashing with the lyrical weirdness of Robyn Hitchcock. This is a band that can lots of beers on a packed club night.
Fish As Friends is a self-released album. Buy it from the band's website. The limited physical edition (200 copies) comes in a handprinted, numbered silkscreen which contains the CD and a copy of lyrics.
Tracks:Jinx And The Back Alley Cats:
Brian Jenkins: guitar, vocals
Derek Mauger: guitar, backing vocals
Michael Jenkins: bass
Tom Childers: drums
Roots rockers Railroad Earth break in their upright bass player Andrew Altman (formerly of The Codetalkers) with a Spring tour. As per usual, Andy Goesling plays a shit load of instruments: acoustic guitars, banjo, dobro, mandolin, flute, pennywhistle, saxophones and vocals.
They are currently tracking their new studio album due for release on One Haven Music.
MP3: Bird in a House
(live at Penn's Peak, PA - 2010/03/16)
Rhino Handmade releases the Stooges debut album yet again. The deluxe edition of 2005 contained alternate takes and a couple of the original John Cale mixes.
This time it's a lavish package (two CDs along with a 7” single) with the tracks of the studio release, outtakes and a studio version of Asthma Attack combined with the full John Cale mixes - We Will Fall and Ann are previously unreleased, Not Right was only available as the b-side of the 1970 7" 45rpm single.
The set will be released in April.
Canadian folk band Great Lake Swimmers offer a free download through Bad Panda Records of their song Gonna Make It Through This Year. Bad Panda Records is a free-download netlabel releasing a new Creative Commons licensed song every Monday.
MP3: Great Lake Swimmers - Gonna Make It Through This Year
(also available: ogg - wav - flac)
Band of Horses will be on tour in Europe in April before returning to the States for a mixed bag of headlining slots and stadium dates supporting Pearl Jam. More UK club dates in June.
Their third LP, entitled Infinite Arms, is scheduled for release on May 18th.
# supporting Pearl Jam
Watch The Jack Stafford Foundation video for Every Moment Matters. Created by Matteo Mobile. "It took an hour to shoot and the director edited it in two days. America hey - what a country!"
The UK singer's 75 date North American tour is in full swing.
The YarmonyGrass Music Festival returns on August 20-22, 2010 at Rancho del Rio, Colorado.
Headlined by Railroad Earth and a rare live outing of the new roots music supergroup The Contribution (Railroad Earth's Tim Carbone, String Cheese Incident's Keith Mosley and Jason Hann along with Phil Ferlino and Jeff Miller of New Monsoon) this looks heady mix of good music and enjoying the great outdoors.
(Thanks: Triple-B)
R. Sell, the Miami DIY musician operating as The Atlantic Manor, has done it again. His new album The World Beneath This World Is Brightening has some traces of optimism when compared to his 2009 album Slow Drugs and Other Sorrows. After kicking with kids voice singing Old McDonalds Had a Farm Sell goes in at the deep end for the fourteen minutes plus Vessels, a dreamy acoustic guitar driven dirge punctuated by wandering keyboard touches. Sell has adopted a story telling voice for this one, half way between Mark E. Smith and Henry Rollins.
Sell's main themes are sadness and loss, making music that hurts. Failing By The Second, the title track of his 2004 album, sits well with the new songs and he takes the bleakness of Nick Cave to the next level. For Sell The Good Son is a blur that might be real . No Hollywood endings, but there is a glimmer of hope shimmering through the cracks of a fucked up world in the title track The World Beneath This World Is Brightening and maybe, just maybe there will be no more war. A snippet of the gospel song Down By The Riverside turns up at the end of Black River Runs.
The Atlantic Manor:
R. Sell: vocals, guitar, noise
Ariel Herrera: drums
Bob Platt: piano, keyboard
Jorge Bejell: drums on Failing By The Second
The World Beneath This World Is Brightening is released on Do Too Records. Buy it from CD Baby.
Tracks:HCTF review of Slow Drugs and Other Sorrows.
Music In Germany has announced the release of the legendary John Cale Rockpalast concerts. Cale played a solo show in 1983 and returned with his band in 1984. Both shows were taped and broadcasted by the WDR.
The concerts will be available as a high-grade vinyl double album (limited edition of 2500 copies), 2CD and 2DVD.
Release date: April 30 (Germany), May 3 (rest of the world).
(Thanks: Klaus Lammers)
Belgian band Team William is a band peddling off-beat rhythms to the indie rock fans. The quartet builds their songs on a lofi slightly cheesy keyboard sound with an energetic back beat that finds a comfortable place between the listeners ears and then refuses to leave. Stray notes and weird sounds galore, but the band keeps focused through out - it's fun alright, but they are serious about it. They'd better be with producer/drummer Mario Goossens (Triggerfinger) in the producer's seat.
Their self-titled debut picked up some nice press in Belgium and the next stop is Holland where they will be supporting The Mad Trist on a couple of dates.
Team William:
Floris De Decker: vocals, guitar
Bert Moerman: bass, vocals
Douwe Van Maele: drums
Arne Sunaert: keys, backing vocals
Team William is released through Keremos.
Tracks:Video: Team William - You Have My Heart, Okay
Video: Team William - Lord of the Dogs
Video: Team William - You Look Familiar
# supporting The Mad Trist
Gov't Mule have added a show in Paris to what is slowly evolving into an European Summer tour. More dates will be announced soon.
» mule.net
The New York Dolls bring their glam punk rock to Europe in April. They will play the classics and lots of songs form their Todd Rundgren produced 'Cause I Sez So album.
The current incarnation of the New York Dolls consists of David Johansen (vocals); Sylvain Sylvain (guitar); Steve Conte (guitar); Brian Delaney (drums); and former Hanoi Rocks bass guitarist Sami Yaffa.
Video: New York Dolls - 'Cause I Sez So
(live on "Later with Jools Holland" 2009/05/15).
HCTF review of 'Cause I Sez So.
Alex Chilton, cult guitar player, singer and composer, is dead at 59.
Alex Chilton, the pop hitmaker, cult icon and Memphis rock iconoclast best known as a member of 1960s pop-soul act the Box Tops and the 1970s power-pop act Big Star, died Wednesday at a hospital in New Orleans.
The singer, songwriter and guitarist was 59.
"I'm crushed. We're all just crushed," said John Fry, owner of Memphis' Ardent Studios and a longtime friend of Chilton's. "This sudden death experience is never something that you're prepared for. And yet it occurs."
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A fourth edition of Life Along the Borderline: a Tribute to Nico is organised by John Cale in Rome:
(Thanks: Isabel - photo: Peter Andrew)
Mike Gordon
2010/03/13
Pearl Street
Northampton, MA
* w/ Mark Mercier on keys & vocals
Note from taper Scott Bernstein:
Set 1 starts out sounding nice and clean. But just a couple of minutes into the first song, the venue security told me that they have a no mic stands policy and that I had to remove my stand IMMEDIATELY or they were going to have security remove it for me. So I had to think quickly. The best thing I could find that I could clamp my mics to was the riser area just offcenter to the left, and a few feet back. The only problem is that this riser railing that I was going to clamp to was only about 5 feet high, so it was below head height. Which means that it's a bit muffled, and that I was going to have to protect my mics from people walking by and standing in front of them. Somehow my left mic basically escaped unscathed, but a few times you can hear the right mic getting slightly muffled when people pass in front of it, and even worse since I was guiding people out of the way with my flashlight, at least 5-6 times you can hear people say "thanks" as they walk by. Thanks to my wife Jen, Melissa P., Beth S. for helping me out with quickly moving my gear under the gun!
Luckily for the 2nd set I go the OK from Mike's crew to set up in the area between the sound and lighting board and that sounds significantly better.
The perils we face as tapers never end! Apparently another taper got turned away at the door and told me that Boston-area tapers typically boycott Pearl Street as their no-taping policy is somewhat widely known, and as an out-of-towner, I had no idea.
Note that I was the only taper at this show.
Phish have announced their Summer 2010 tour schedule. They will kick off in Chicago. Notable venue: Telluride Town Park, where they will play for two nights. Phish played a couple of well documented club gigs in that city in 1988.
Live dates:An online ticket request period is currently underway at phish.portals.musictoday.com and will end on Friday, March 26th, at 11:59 p.m. EST. Tickets will go on sale to the general public beginning Friday, April 2nd.
Dundee band The Law got lucky when they song Don't Stop, Believe was picked for the Hollywood movie The Men Who Stare at Goats, which found them sharing the bill, in a way, with George Clooney, Kevin Spacey and Rebecca Mader.
The harsh reality is that they still are a promising guitar band trying to get a gig in a half decent place, so that they can play the songs of their A Measure Of Wealth album. It is a record filled with mostly uptempo songs with plenty of catchy hooks and riffs. Thye sing about getting sucked in by a TV with hundreds of channels, boys, girls, and looking forward to the weekend. It is refreshing to hear a Scottish band that doesn't go for the grandiose, but for down-to-earth danceable melodic pop.
The Law:
Stuart Purvey: vocals
Stevie Anderson: guitar
Simon Donald: bass
Martin Donald: drums
A Measure Of Wealth is released via Local Boy Records.
Tracks:Phish played to Genesis songs at the 2010 Rock 'n' Roll Hall Of Fame induction ceremony in New York: Watcher of The Skies and No Reply At All (with a three piece horn section). The vocals need some work.
The award was presented last night to the British prog pioneers by Trey Anastasio. No sign of Peter Gabriel ...
Video: Phish - Watcher of The Skies
Drowned In Sound has a photo gallery of Jonn Cale performing Paris 1919 at the Royal Festival Hall, London - 2010/03/05.
UK band Gloria Cycles have released a three track EP called Relgious which serves as a teaser for their new album Campsite Discotheque. It's a bit risky to call them Britpop, their singer is a Scot, who looks like he missed out on being a roaring twenties sportsman.
The title track of the EP is used in the motion picture My Last 5 Girlfriends, but it thankfully far too good (and uptempo) to be considered as a sappy chick flic track. Chewed Up is angry love song of sorts and Wonderbus will fit in nicely among a collection of early Kinks and Who singles (think Blur in their Modern Life Is Rubbish phase).
Gloria Cycles:
Kenny McCracken: lead vocals, guitar
Jen Dalby: vocals, bass
Julian Ward: guitar, vocals
Jack Hannan: Drums
Religious is released on A & G Records.
Tracks:
Mike Gordon
2010/03/12
Theatre of Living Arts
Philadelphia, PA
(1) w/ Deanie Richardson on fiddle, Jeff White on vocals and stepdancers Nathan Pilatzke, Jon Pilatzke, and Cara Bultler (all currently touring with The Chieftains)
(2) w/ Jeff White on vocals and guitar
Folk music with a conscience. Singer-songwriter Eddie West cares about the environment. His debut album doesn't merely preach to the converted. Sure, they are songs about farming (Fix the Tractor and In the Morning of the Earth), but he also writes about folk and bluegrass staples such as bad guys (Inlaw Joe) and travel (Hit the Road).
The singer from Phoenix, AZ, is still a bit shy and his voice needs a bit of depth, but his composition skills are full-grown. Producer and multi-instrumentalist Marty Rifkin adds some great pedal steel, Dobro, banjo, bass and drums. The "odd" track is Cannon, which sounds like a demo recording slowly rising from a noodling tuning guitar tidbit into a lovely melody that doesn't need any words after all. It is a musical path that he should explore more on the next record.
Eddie West is a self-released album. Buy it from CD Baby.
Tracks:
John Cale picks ten records that have made a mark in his career in the April Issue of UK magazine Uncut:
The record that made me love Lou Reed
"It's all "Louie, Louie" changes, and the first song that Lou and I wrote on drunken evening. It was the b-side of a single by friends of Lou's. It was my first rock 'n'roll session and the guys were all popping pills. It was my introduction to collaborative songwriting. It had a simple beauty that gave absolutely no indication of the problems we would have later."
The record that makes me miss CBGB
"We had a lot of fun, recording it there on New Year's Eve. It was dark and greasy. YOu went there to lose control. I retain affection for the place. Not for the $8 beers, bu t it was a centre, and everybody knew about it and gravitated towards it. And at the end, Hilly (Kristal, founder and owner) wanted it moved to Vegas. That is branding. If I was a brand, I'd move to Las Vegas."
Note: Sabotage/Live was recorded in June 1979. Part of the Even Cowgirls Get The Blues was recorded on New Year's Eve 1979.
(Thanks: Ken Clark, mailman & Gary Fox)
San Diego rock band Dirty Sweet embark on a huge European tour plugging their new album American Spiritual, the long awaited follow-up of their 2007 full-length ...Of Monarchs and Beggars.
HCTF review of ...Of Monarchs and Beggars.
Mike Gordon
2010/03/11
The Jefferson Theater
Charlottesville, VA
Good news for vinyl lovers. Musician and producer James Tritten of the newly founded Fort Lowell Records kicks off with a single by the Young Mothers, a five-piece from Tucson, AZ.
Songwriter Zachary Bennett Toporek has come up with two pop songs that can stand the test of time. Come On, The Cross is driven by a Pixies styled guitar and vocal parts that explore different tempos. The flip-side Good Swords is slower with Sixties West Coast harmonizing.
“Come On, The Cross” b/w “Good Swords” is released on 7 inch green vinyl, limited to 500 copies. Cover art by photographer Alaina Brownell, who is still using analog equipment. Release date: April 20. Vinyl challenged? Look for it at the usual digital outlets.
Trey Anastasio & Classic TAB
2010/02/20
State Theater
Minneapolis, MN
+ Trey solo acoustic
John Cale will playing Paris 1919 in Paris, with the Orchestre National d'Île-de-France.
(photo: Peter Andrew)
Steve Dawson is the main songwriter for Chicago band Dolly Varden, an underground favorite that never made it big. He is a folk-rocker who uses his solo output for slower, softer songs. He teaches songwriting at the Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago and his new album I Will Miss The Trumpets and the Drums is a 101 for making his musical intentions clear: creating melodic pop songs with memorable lyrics.
Dawson mainly sings about love gone bad, a subject as old as the hills, but he finds new angles with ease. Recorded in his home studio I Will Miss The Trumpets and the Drums is as relaxed as a glorious Sunday afternoon. The drums sound dry and crisp, Dawson's fingers dance over the frets with the barest of touches at times and there unexpected surprises such as using clarinet and bass clarinet (courtesy of Keefe Jackson) on the title track. Dawson may sing about grief, but he has made an album that puts a smile on the face of the listener. Recommended for fans of Neil Finn, Roger McGuinn and Alex Chilton.
I Will Miss The Trumpets and the Drums is a self-released album. Buy it from the band's website.
Tracks: