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Interview – The Whiskey Priest
We do love Seth Woods in his many faces in this Shithole of a Website (TM). As Sad Accordions, we have felt the past and present clashing, creating a wave of emotional songs that linger on like fine incense. As The Whiskey Priest, the melancholic lyrics ride on the upbeat music. It’s been a…
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Vast Robot Armies’ Studio Diary – Day Five
“Use the talents you possess, for the woods would be very silent if no birds sang except the best.” – Henry Van Dyke Recording Day! I was anxious and excited. But there was a clarity and focus within that anxiety. I knew that no matter what, the drums were going to sound amazing.…
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Vast Robot Armies’ Studio Diary – Day Four
Day 4. “For those about to rock, we salute you.” – AC/DC I was 5 years old when my grandfather sat me down on an old Rogers drumkit and showed me how to do a basic beat on the hi-hat and snare. I couldn’t reach the kick pedal. Since then I’ve been the drummer of…
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Review: The Whiskey Priest – Mean Spirit
Three years. A lifetime for a band. An eternity for a relationship (or a break up). Or, less pretentiously, 36 months. This is the amount of time we’ve been deprived of new music from Seth Woods in his The Whiskey Priest persona. The wait has been long, just like the one before the banquet is…
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Review: Eric & Magill – In This Light
For two musicians that have been apart for almost three years, the musical chemistry between Ryan Weber and Eric Osterman is pretty much perfect. With previous Eric & Magill records being made across oceans, In This Light seems to be more of a homecoming show. Even if they are still sporting that nostalgic dreamy sound,…
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Podcast: Radio Chaneque – A Guarriors of Thrones
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Vast Robot Armies’ Studio Diary – Day Three
3 of my favorite days. Christmas mornings. I’m a full on ‘Clark-Griswald-Ralphie-Parker’ Christmas loving idiot. Recording Days. No one rides the line between complete doubt-based anxiety and baseless bravado better than me. On these types of days. Gig Days. So here we were on Recording Day eve. I was up, showered, and re-packed by 8:15am.…
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Review: A Winged Victory for the Sullen – Atomos
Atomos is a score written for a contemporary dance piece created by Wayne McGregor whose Random Dance company are at the forefront of modern dance. As a long term fan of ambient neo-classical I was really looking forward to hearing this record. We were given a glimpse of what might be on offer earlier…
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Stream: Elephant Stone – Into the great wide open
Hey! Do you like psych pop? Do you like Tom Petty? Well, you are in luck, because one of the best psychedelic bands around, Elephant Stone, has covered the alluring single from Tom Petty‘s 1991 classic. You can get the single in the following link. Elephant Stone‘s Three Poisons is also available and if you fancy the…
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Review – National Skyline – Love letters for the disenchanted
Editorial Update: We now have an interview with Mr. Garber. Read it here. I loved the many lives of Jeff Garber. Castor, Year of the Rabbit, The Joy Circuit and of course, National Skyline. After a serious streak of music for MTV and films, National Skyline perfected in Love letters for the disenchanted their pop…
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