Lovely write-up today of Matt Baldwin's Paths of Ignition on the indispensible Naturalismo blog. Check it out here.Paths of Ignition is now available at the American Dust store, as well as from all reputable dealers.
Lovely write-up today of Matt Baldwin's Paths of Ignition on the indispensible Naturalismo blog. Check it out here.
Wow, the day has finally arrived, and now it's like I can't even remember a world where Miller Carr & the Shalants' (pictured) Passage Through Wilderness Vol. II and Matt Baldwin's Paths of Ignition were not in general release. The one an intoxicating tour through post-millenial rock n' roll singer-songwriterdom, the other a portentuous and mystical reimagining of the John Fahey solo-guitar tack - how could one not buy both?
For no reason other than the best reason (to spread good music round the world), we at American Dust ask: who remembers Ultrasound? This band of aging British misfits (pictured) rocked late-'90s London like a hurricane. Built from the squelching vocals of oversized frontman Tiny Wood, the unwieldy glam songwriting of axe-man Richard Green, and the Floydian harmony vox of keyboardist Vanessa Best, Ultrasound came off like a heavy, toxic mixture of Bowie, Beefheart and Britpop.Kurt Russell (from the Best Wishes EP)
Our friends Princeton have two shows upcoming in the L.A. area. If you're around, be sure to check 'em out - both are bound to be erudite, poptastic good times:
March 25!
Check out today's Pitchfork Media write-up of the new Port O'Brien mp3, a fresh recording of "I Woke Up Today." Kudos, kids!