New Releases from Loch Lomond, Peter Broderick, YEYEY and More!

May 14, 2018 In Chad Crouch, Kele Goodwin, Loch Lomond, Peter Broderick, Shelley Short, YEYEY

New Releases from Loch Lomond, Peter Broderick, YEYEY and More!

Hey Folks,

It’s been a minute!  I hope you are all enjoying Spring.  I’ve just got a couple of announcements that I thought many of you might find interesting.

Loch Lomond –  Night Bats / White Dresses LP & Download Out May 25, Available For Order
The White Dresses EP was originally released in 2012 to promote a European tour and has never been available in the US – only as an import. It is being reissued on vinyl with the preceeding “Night Bats” EP back to back, on one vinyl LP!
HUSH, Spotify & Apple 

Peter Broderick – How They Are Mini LP Out May 25, Available For Order
In 2010, after completing work on his elaborate sophomore release, Peter Broderick went into the studio with the goal of recording and mixing an album in one day, live to two-track tape, with no overdubs or punch-ins. The instrumentation was limited to voice, guitar and piano. How They Are is possibly Peter Broderick’s most intimate recording.
HUSH, Spotify & Apple

YEYEY “Wild Things” Video Debuts Today, “Am I The Devil” (SHSHA Remix) Out Now
Peep the new video for “Wild Things” on Vimeo!

Previously available only as a bonus track in Japan, YEYEY’s “Am I The Devil? (SHSHA Remix)” is an ambitious EDM remix for fans of Rhye, Bonobo, & recent collaborator pronoun.
Spotify & Apple

Kele Goodwin, Shelley Short & Chad Crouch all have recent / new releases
Find Kele Goodwin’s new album Moonbug on Bandcamp and Shelley Short’s Pacific City on Bandcamp as well, both released in the last half of 2017.

I’ve started making music under my own name–Chad Crouch–again after a decade as Podington Bear.  Find Birds of Oaks Bottom: Piano Solos and the forthcoming Odyssey (out this Friday) available on Bandcamp, Apple & Spotify

Thanks friends! Be well.
Chad

March 31, 2016 In News, Peter Broderick

Peter Broderick – “Docile” Vinyl LP

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I am pleased as punch to share with you this reissue of a very special album that has been out of print for the better part of a decade. Docile is a solo piano suite recorded May 6, 2007 originally released on 10” vinyl. It is a collection of compositions that is at once undeniably stirring and resonant. I’m not alone in my thinking either. Two out of the three top songs from Broderick’s Spotify repertoire are from Docile, garnering well over 3 million listens.

Find the 12″ 150 gram vinyl, 45rpm album in the HUSHshop

 

 

 

September 18, 2015 In News

New Track From Loch Lomond, On Tour Now!

Loch Lomond is on tour, and they’ve released a new song on a Tender Loving Empire Friends and Friends of Friends compilation.

“Now a full decade into its existence, Loch Lomond is a band that has shaped the musical direction of the Portland, Oregon, music scene while also constantly challenging and redefining its own sound. Anchored by the versatile vocals of singer/multi-instrumentalist Ritchie Young—who can switch from high-pitched and fragile to thundering in the turn of a single phrase—the group builds dynamic soundscapes with swells and heartbreaking minimalist breakdowns…”

Read more at Ghettoblaster Magazine

 

And catch them on tour:

Sept 18th Visalia, CA @ The Cellar Door

Sept 19th Santa Cruz, CA @ The Crepe Place

Sept 20th Reno, NV @ Loving Cup

Sept 22nd Santa Barbara, CA @ Seven (KCSB Presents)

Sept 23rd Los Angeles, CA @ The Satellite  w/ Mimicking Birds

Sept 24th San Francisco, CA @ Swedish American Hall  w/ Mimicking Birds

Oct 9th Spokane, WA @ Bartfest Oct 10th Hood River, OR @ Cebu Lounge

April 7, 2015 In Igor Khabarov

Welcome Igor Khabarov!

 

 

Igor Khabarov joins HUSH from St. Petersburg, Russia with a sublime, solo piano debut, “Be”.  If you’re like me you’ll fall into a trance listening to this collection over and over again.

HUSH
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March 29, 2015 In Nils Frahm

Happy Piano Day! Nils Frahm Releases “Solo” To Fund A Dream

Just in from Nils:

 

At the end of 2014 I had an immediate urge to release a solo piano album which I recorded some time ago, and I was looking for a specific occasion to do so. I wanted it to be a nice surprise for everyone, so I thought of a meaningful release date to begin with.

 

Seconds later it came to my mind: I was about to create my own holiday in order to come up with a reason for this release. Moreover, if I could be proud of something, then of being responsible for an annual celebration of the piano. And here comes the best bit, Piano Day will happen on the 88th day of the year, which most of the time is the 29th of March. Piano Day is intended to be the most joyful of all holidays…

 

My new record – solo – was recorded on the prototype of the instrument under discussion. Although being a slightly smaller version with 3.7 meters in height, the Klavins M370  is already tremendous and gigantic sounding…

 

Read the whole story, download the recording for free or purchase a copy, and GIVE generously to make a dream come true, and cement this newly minted holiday!

 

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January 20, 2015 In Kind Of Like Spitting

Kind of Like Spitting To Tour, New Split EP Release Feb 3

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A new split EP is due on Topshelf Records, digitally, February 3, 2015!

From Topshelf:

Indie cult favorites Kind of Like Spitting formed in 1996 in Portland, Oregon. The band, led by singer-songwriter Ben Barnett, regularly toured in the US and released twelve albums in a span of just seven years. They broke-up in 2006 but Barnett re-formed the band earlier this year. The current lineup consists of Barnett, (guitar/vocals), Brian Grant (bass) and Dante Johnson (drums). If you’re a fan of Barnett’s output with his other project Blunt Mechanic, you’re gonna have an especially good time with this album. Chunky guitars contrasted with eloquent, driving bass lines and washed out, incredibly hooky vocals abound on these seven tracks. It’s classic Kind of Like Spitting and the Elvis Costello cover really makes a ton of sense, too.