Showing posts with label Diane Coffee. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 20, 2013

The U & U Show 341 | 2013's Strong Finish



Majical Cloudz : Savage (2013)
-          Latest single and first release since their excellent and haunting 2013 debut, Impersonator.
-          Debut EP was 2012’s Turns Turns Turns.
-          Intense and completely engrossing band I caught as an opener for Youth Lagoon.



Moonface : November 2011 : Julia With Blue Jeans On (2013)
-          3rd full length album from this Spencer Krug (Wolf Parade & Sunset Rubdown) project.
-          Debut, Heartbreaking Bravery, was my pick for best album of 2012.
-          This is album is a solo piano effort.


Friday, November 1, 2013

The U & U Show 339 | Halloween 2013!



Tom Waits : Filipino Box Spring Hog : Mule Variations (1999)
-          12th full length
-          One of his darkest, most off-beat, and most jarring albums.




The Cadillacs : Boogie Man
-          50's & 60's Harlem rock'n'roll doo-wop group.
-          Spookier halloween themed track.

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

The U & U Show 335 | CMJ 2013 Preview #1



Lee Fields & The Expressions : Faithful Fan : Faithful Man (2012)
-          3rd album with the Expressions
-          Long-time soul singer
-          Playing CMJ 2013



Nick Waterhouse : I Can Only Give You Everything : Time’s All Gone (2012)
-          Debut album.
-          First official single came out in 2010.
-          Blues and soul singer songwriter.
-          Playing CMJ 2013

Tuesday, September 24, 2013

The U & U Show 334 | Bill Callahan is a Warm Blanket



Willis Earl Beal : Wavering Lines : Nobody Knows (2013)
-       2nd full length.
-       Debut was lo-fi, unflattering and didn't show off his insanely powerful voice.
-       Big time comparisons to Tom Waits.



Bill Callahan : The Sing : Dream River (2013)
-       5th solo album.
-       His 4th, Apocalypse, was one of the best albums of 2011.
-       Former leader of Smog.
-       His voice has so much warm, fatherly power. Fall and Winter don’t stand a chance.