Wednesday, April 30, 2014

The U & U Show 359 | Meet Landlady & Yellerkin



Landlady : Above My Ground : Upright Behavior (2014)
-       Debut album
-       Brooklyn band getting a lot of buzz as they run up to their album release.
-       Incredible vocals that remind me of those of Maps & Atlases.



Yellerkin : Solar Laws : Yellerkin EP (2014)
-          Debut EP
-          This single was released in 2013.
-          RIYL Yeasayer.



Ought : The Weather Song : More Than Any Other Day (2014)
-       Debut LP
-       2 EPs out as well.
-       Montreal by way of the States post-punk rock band.
-       Name your own price for all their music on their bandcamp.



Sweet Apple : We Are Ruins : The Golden Age of Glitter (2014)
-       2nd album
-       Side project from Dinosaur Jr.’s J Mascis.
-       Features GBV’s Robert Pollard and Mark Lanegan.



Pink Mountaintops : The Second Summer Of Love : Get Back (2014)
-       4th album.
-       A more garage-leaning outfit from Black Mountain’s Stephen McBean.



Thee Oh Sees : Put Some Reverb on My Brother : Drop (2014)
-          Forthcoming Record Store Day release.
-          Prolific San Fran garage psych from John Dwyer.
-          Their latest, Floating Coffin , is one of the best psych rock albums of 2013.



Mimicking Birds : Owl Hoots : Eons (2014)
-       3rd album.
-       Lush Portland indie folk.
-       SXSW 2014



Pujol : Circles : Kludge (2014)
-       First single from Daniel Pujol’s 2nd album.
-       Product of Jack White’s Third Man Records.



Slasher Flicks : Catchy (Was Contagious) : Enter the Slasher House (2014)
-          Debut album.
-          Solo project from Animal Collective’s Avey Tare.



Nick Waterhouse : Let It Come Down : Holly (2014)
-          2nd full length.
-          Debut album, Time’s All Gone, was out in 2012.
-          Blues and soul singer songwriter.



Eels : Where I’m Going : The Cautionary Tales of Mark Oliver Everett (2014)
-          11th album
-          5th album in the last 5 years. None have quite rivalled their first few albums
-          There is a really interesting look into Mark Everett’s past on a NOVA on PBS, ‘Parallel Worlds, Parallel Lives’



Tom Waits : San Diego Serenade : The Heart of Saturday Night (1974)
-          2nd full length.
-          Started mellow, soulful and jazz-leaning, but has slowly turned more alternative and weirder.


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