Showing posts with label American Laundromat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label American Laundromat. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
7Inches Podcast - Episode 14
Superbowl edition - 45 minutes of:
The Slint box set on Touch and Go, Gary Wrong / Wizzard Sleeve split on Batshit Records, Tele Novella on American Laundromat Records, sector zero, CJ Boyd on Joyful Noise, Peter Beste's Houston Rap Book, I hate the kids, Toy guitars melted into singles, Gramaphone lathe cutter toy?
Jason's single of the week - Cat Power "Nude as the News"
Darren picked Dwight Twilley Band - The Shark single on Hozac
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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Pixies Tribute - American Laundromat
The Pixies.... they have stayed relevant and innovative and just utterly amazing the past 15 years or so, it's really classic rock to me. Where's that station? I know the feeling of, 'You never heard the pixies?....Jesus.', and it does scare me.If I was in any kind of band and asked to do a cover for this tribute album it would be one of the hardest things of my musical career. Where would you start with them?
Recently me and my friend every once in a while get together and play London Calling, we just put the record on and play through the whole thing, then pick stuff to do again. I haven't consciously done that since high school when I realized that was the only was I was going to learn playing the guitar. I learn so much about the album by doing that, I have a whole new appreciation for that album after playing along to it, in a new way. All I can hear are the bass parts. I wake up and it's in my head again. That effects you in ways you'll find out later. Plus you sound pretty good, and there are tiny moments where it's like you know a little what it might be like to play it for real.
I think a cover is a lot like that, especially if you want to take it apart and make it new again, that's the goal, rework it put your stamp on it. It can be the hardest thing to do successfully, the initial work is done, but throwing that out and making it seem like the Pixies covered you would be the goal. The unattainable, impossible goal.
I wouldn't know where to begin with the pixies, vocally, the guitar work. Kim's bass. It's a nightmare. Growing up with these masterworks of 'Alternative' music, you had to really be into them, they were like sonic youth, there weren't any casual listeners, it was all or nothing.
I really want to hear this entire album and the interpretations, this seven inch wasn't available to buy until now and has tracks not even on the CD.
Joe, who runs the label is so great, really you're supporting more than just your vinyl habit, someone who's honestly helping to put new music out there for unselfish reasons.
Ok, I convinced myself. $7
Today we added the "Dig For Fire - a tribute to PIXIES" exclusive 3-song bonus white vinyl to our store. We only have around 30 copies of this one so if you want one, order it soon. We also added the Caulfield Sisters "Deal Breaker Demo's" info with direct iTunes link. Visit our official store for more info.
1. Number 13 Baby - Elk City
2. Hey (Blue Version) - Fashion Victims
3. Bone Machine (Alternate Mix) - Charles Douglas
Labels:
American Laundromat,
Clash,
pixies
Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Peel, Julie • The Caulfield Sisters • Covers

I kind of liked the breeders, after you go thru the pixies catalog, you start to look for the side projects, before and after. if you were wondering where the talent lies in the pixies, look for a second at the black francis mess, and I think you will agree: Kim Deal.
There was also that other side project 'The Amps' , they had some dam good tracks, I mean suprisingly good. That was on my ipod for a while and when it would come up randomly, I would have to stop and see what was playing until her voice kicked in. Just think back to 1995 and then listen to 'breaking the split screen barrier' it's way ahead of it's time, and my friends that is the brain behind the pixies. Now of course you can argue, well they were as good as they were because of the fights and everyone keeping each other in check, and that probably has a lot to do with it, but you won't see me buying any frank black albums.
Today's selection will add two new covers to the giagantic indie rock covers mix tape you are making. I don't think I remember the jesus and mary chain song, but who doesn't love 'divine hammer'?
Get it from From Parasol records:
Peel, Julie / The Caulfield Sisters
Divine Candy
PS, US 7" Blue Vinyl Split featuring French indie-rocker JULIE PEEL covering The Breeders "Divine Hammer", and Brooklyn's favorite daughters THE CAULFIELD SISTERS covering The Jesus and Mary Chain's "Some Candy Talking" live. Mastering by Sean Glonek at SRG studios (Frank Black, Kristin Hersh, The Dresden Dolls, Matthew Sweet), and renowned rock poster designer Lon Unitus (Liz Phair, The Decemberists, The Shams, John Doe) created a custom sleeve just for this release. It's a very limited pressing (only 500 hand-numbered copies worldwide). For fans of The Breeders, The Amps, Juliana Hatfield, Galaxie 500, The Jesus and Mary Chain, and The Pixies.
Or go straight to the source: AmericanLaundromat:
DIVINE CANDY: 7" Blue Vinyl Split Our first vinyl split features THE CAULFIELD SISTERS covering The Jesus and Mary Chain's "Some Candy Talking", and French indie-rocker JULIE PEEL covering The Breeders "Divine Hammer". This release is getting lots of props in all the music forums. The blue vinyl is absolutely BEAUTIFUL and it sounds GREAT! We're selling these fast so don't miss out. Another limited edition pressing (only 500 hand-numbered copies worldwide).
Labels:
American Laundromat,
Julie peel,
the amps
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