Loch Lomond Live in Vienna
Loch Lomond has this dispatch from the Spring EU tour:
Loch Lomond has this dispatch from the Spring EU tour:
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
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
From now til Dec 31, everything in the HUSHshop is 20% off. Increase your merriness with new music!
Peter is playing a handful of shows in Germany this December. He also just released a vocal experiment R&B influenced album called These Walls of Mine. He also has two new tracks on some really nice comps.
IT’S GETTING LATE IN THE EVENING
ISLAND (PETER BRODERICK REMIX)
Former ‘for Stars’ front man releases album with M Ward as producer and collaborator, featuring Rachel Blumberg and Jonathan Richman as guests.It started out as a way of simply getting together. Old college friends, Carlos Forster and Matt Ward began looking for opportunities to connect on weekends. Scattered over several years going all the way back to 2003, Forster spent a number of weekends in the Pacific Northwest with Ward, hiking and swimming in destinations like The Columbia Gorge and Sandy River, between leisurely recording Forster’s songs.