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On 'How It Ends (?)', slinky melodies snake through nocturnal atmospherics, drawing you into a world built on poetic, painterly lyricism. Night Crickets, a long-distance groove affair that materialized during the drawn-out days of lockdown, has emerged once again to soundtrack our waking dreams.
David J (Bauhaus, Love & Rockets), Victor DeLorenzo (Violent Femmes) and multi-instrumentalist Darwin Meiners spearhead a loose collective of like-minded creative souls whom, through sheer tenacity and a burning desire to collaborate and create, transcend the restrictions of space and time. Audio files shared from Los Angeles to Milwaukee, from London to the San Francisco Bay, and the ghosts of Candlestick Park shimmer through the fog, coalescing in a glorious ‘gesamtkunstwerk’ that draws from the past, the present and the imagined future.
David J (Bauhaus, Love & Rockets), Victor DeLorenzo (Violent Femmes) and multi-instrumentalist Darwin Meiners spearhead a loose collective of like-minded creative souls whom, through sheer tenacity and a burning desire to collaborate and create, transcend the restrictions of space and time. Audio files shared from Los Angeles to Milwaukee, from London to the San Francisco Bay, and the ghosts of Candlestick Park shimmer through the fog, coalescing in a glorious ‘gesamtkunstwerk’ that draws from the past, the present and the imagined future.
TRACK LISTING
1. Red Mist White Knuckles
2. The Story Of War
3. Should Be Heaven
4. Don’t Be Afraid
5. Where’s The One?
6. Like An Avalanche
7. I Am Dead
8. What Is This Love?
9. Sunflowers And Starlight
10. The World I See Is Not The World I Want
Brie Stoner is an artist who pulls from her multi-lingual and multi-cultural background to great effect in her Indie-Dream-Rock music, writing, and art. As a musician, Stoner has worked with producers Jay Bennett (Wilco), and most recently with David Vandervelde (Father John, Secretly Canadian) on her new album 'Me Veo'.
'Me Veo' is Spanish for “I see myself,” and this revelatory self-discovery and homecoming is evident in her indie-dream rock songs, that travel the arc of the her own feminine tense… harmonizing between the seductive siren, vulnerable tenderness, and moments of sovereignty in their unapologetic truth telling.
Her sound is freshly her own but lends inspirations from Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac, and Mazzy Star.
'Me Veo' is Spanish for “I see myself,” and this revelatory self-discovery and homecoming is evident in her indie-dream rock songs, that travel the arc of the her own feminine tense… harmonizing between the seductive siren, vulnerable tenderness, and moments of sovereignty in their unapologetic truth telling.
Her sound is freshly her own but lends inspirations from Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac, and Mazzy Star.
TRACK LISTING
1. Honey
2. Hungry
3. Loved Me Like A Weapon
4. Unfinished Business
5. Bloom
6. Me Veo
7. Simmer
8. Soledad
9. San Cristóbal
10. Run
11. No One’s To Blame
12. Magdelene
Steve Wynn and Kendra Smith founded The Dream Syndicate in 1981 and the band was a mainstay of the Paisley Underground movement. Reformed in 2012 by Steve Wynn, the band is still touring and recording.
The LA Times said the Dream Syndicate “rocked with the highest degree of unbridled passion and conviction.”
‘Live Through the Past, Darkly’ is available on CD or coloured vinyl double LP, with both formats including a DVD of the The Dream Syndicate’s ‘How Did We Find Ourselves Here?’ documentary.
DVD includes previously unreleased bonus video of a complete 1984 live show from The Roxy in LA.
The documentary includes Chris Robinson, Stephen McCarthy, Ryan Adams, Chris Cacavas, Chris D., David Fricke, Russ Tolman, Tim Devine, Tom Gracyk, Pat Thomas, Karen Schoemer, Kari Pearson, Scott McCaughey, Sandy Pearlman, Dan Stuart and Howe Gelb.
The LA Times said the Dream Syndicate “rocked with the highest degree of unbridled passion and conviction.”
‘Live Through the Past, Darkly’ is available on CD or coloured vinyl double LP, with both formats including a DVD of the The Dream Syndicate’s ‘How Did We Find Ourselves Here?’ documentary.
DVD includes previously unreleased bonus video of a complete 1984 live show from The Roxy in LA.
The documentary includes Chris Robinson, Stephen McCarthy, Ryan Adams, Chris Cacavas, Chris D., David Fricke, Russ Tolman, Tim Devine, Tom Gracyk, Pat Thomas, Karen Schoemer, Kari Pearson, Scott McCaughey, Sandy Pearlman, Dan Stuart and Howe Gelb.
TRACK LISTING
The Medicine Show (1983) The Roxy
Still Holding On To You (1983) Club Lingerie
Halloween (1984) Tokyo
Forest For The Trees (1986) Roskilde Festival
Now I Ride Alone (1988) Vitoria Gasteiz
See That My Grave Is Kept Clean (1988) Vitoria Gasteiz
That’s What You Always Say (2014) KEXP
How Did I Find Myself Here? (2017) KEXP
Glide (2019) WXPN
Bullet Holes (2019) WXPN
John Coltrane Stereo Blues (2023) The Lexington