2007 August | Puddlegum

Tim Williams: to release When Work Is Do...

Posted by Flick in News on 08 28th, 2007 | View Comments

Tim Williams will be releasing his sophomore LP on October 2 on Dovecote Records, titled When Work Is Done. “Tim worked with producer Dave Lynch (The Duke Special, The Late Greats) who together successfully put together a strikingly confident work that boldly drifts from keyboard-laden marches...

Hearts of Black Science: The Ghost You L...

Posted by Champersnova in Reviews on 08 28th, 2007 | View Comments

Will I ever get tired of these Swedish bands? Rock to twee, dream pop to electronica; they are quickly snowballing into an avalanche in my music library. And I really, I mean seriously can’t get enough of most of them! Hearts of Black Science are yet another Swedish band -this time a duo conciliating...

Luke Temple: Snowbeast...

Posted by Babs in Reviews on 08 27th, 2007 | View Comments

It is very evident Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter, Luke Temple, has worked hard, raising his game as it were, for his second album, Snowbeast. Where his debut, Hold A Match For A Gasoline World was suffused with sweet melancholic alt-country tones, his distinctive, almost plaintive, voice holding...

Jenny Owen Youngs, Live at Maxwells, Hob...

Posted by Wendy in Live Reviews on 08 26th, 2007 | View Comments

I have a confession to make—at times, I have a tendency to make hasty and superficial assumptions about artists before I have even heard them. In this case it was the three names. For some reason, it ended up being a shortcut for what I expected would be a cloying earnestness and earthy repertoire....

Tacks, The Boy Disaster: working songs...

Posted by Burner in Artist Review on 08 24th, 2007 | View Comments

Listening to music can become a problem. Especially at work. I’m not talking about safety regulations on, let’s say, a construction site for example. And I’m not talking about suspicious looks from all the other co-workers at the office either. (Although I get some of those quite regularly…...

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