David Brewis, one half of Field Music, has a new solo al album ‘old fears’ under the moniker School of Language out 7 April and he has just shared lead single ‘Dress Up’ via Mojo.
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Check School of Language out on tour in April as follows:
April 07, Newcastle, The Cluny Tickets
April 10, Paris, Point Ephemere Tickets
April 22, Bristol, Exchange Tickets
April 23, London, The Lexington Tickets
April 25, Glasgow, Broadcast Tickets
April 26, Leeds, Brudenell Social Club Tickets
April 28, Manchester, Deaf Institute Tickets
Our North Amercian contingent will be representing in full effect at SXSW this year. Download a pdf with all the details here or scroll down below.
COLOURMUSIC
WEDNESDAY 12TH MARCH
1 AM
Avenue on Congress Rooftop
408 Congress Ave (4th &
Congress)
MARIJUANA DEATHSQUADS
THURSDAY 13TH MARCH
1 AM
TGNP Official SXSW Showcase
The North Door
502 Brushy Street
FRIDAY 14TH MARCH
5.30 PM
SXSWonderland
Wonderland
1104 East Sixth Street
SATURDAY 15TH MARCH
1 PM
Breakthru Radio Party
The Liberty
1618 1/2 E 6th St
MILAGRES
THURSDAY 13TH MARCH
7:30 PM
Central Presbyterian Church
8th and Sn Jacinto
SATURDAY 15TH MARCH
3:30 PM
Breakthru Radio Party
The Liberty
1618 1/2 E 6th St
PETER MATTHEW BAUER
TUESDAY 11TH MARCH
11 PM
Hotel Vegas
1500 E 6th St
THURSDAY 13TH MARCH
8 PM
Buffalo Billiards
201 E 6th St
POLICA
WEDNESDAY 12TH MARCH
10.20 PM
Dickies Road House
Bangers
79 Rainey St
FRIDAY 14TH MARCH
9.45 PM
Chevrolet Showcase
Cedar Street Courtyard
208 W 4th St
PURE BATHING CULTURE
WEDNESDAY 12TH MARCH
4 PM
Do 512
Do 512 Lounge
2208 s.Lamar #C (behind STRUT)
WEDNESDAY 12TH MARCH
6.45 PM
Pop Press International
Up Collective
2326 E Cesar Chavez St
THURSDAY 13TH MARCH
12.15 PM
Stereogum Showcase
House of Vans
The Mohawk
912 Red River
THURSDAY 13TH MARCH
9 PM
Gorilla vs. Bear/HypeM
Hype Hotel
505 7th Street
FRIDAY 14TH MARCH
2.15 PM
Gorilla vs. Bear
Flatstock Stage
Exhibit Hall 4- Austin Convention Center
500 E Cesar Chavez St
FRIDAY 14TH MARCH
4.15 PM
Portals SXSW
The Owl
1522 E 12th St
SATURDAY 15TH MARCH
5 PM
The Wild Honey Pie presents
The Beehive
Cheer Up Charlie’s
900 Red River St
SUPREME CUTS
WEDNESDAY 12TH MARCH
1 PM
PledgeMusic Presents PMA Village
The Blackheart
86 Rainey Street
WEDNESDAY 12TH MARCH
4 PM
Pandora Discovery Den
Antone’s 2015
E Riverside Drive
THURSDAY 13TH MARCH
1 AM
Middle West/Paradigm Showcase
Holy Mountain 617 E 7th St
THURSDAY 13TH MARCH
4:50PM
NYLON Day Party
Malverde 400-B
West 2nd St
FRIDAY 14TH MARCH
11:55PM
Pure Potentiality
House of Commons
2610 Rio Grande St
SATURDAY 15TH MARCH
1:40 PM
AM Only Shocase
The Blackheart
86 Rainey Street
TOKYO POLICE CLUB
TUESDAY 11TH MARCH
12 PM
Hype Hotel
505 7th Street
WEDNESDAY 12TH MARCH
5 PM
Red Eyed Fly
BlahblahblahScience Showcase
715 Red River St
THURSDAY 13TH MARCH
6:30 pm
Death & Taxes Showcase
Cheer Up Charlie’s
900 Red River St
Peter Matthew Bauer signs on, shares single, announces album
Peter Matthew Bauer, founding member of seminal New York bands ‘The Walkmen’ and “The Recoys”, has just announced the release of his debut solo album “Liberation!” out 23rd June on Memphis Industries. The album was recorded by Bauer, Christopher Colbert and Quentin Stoltzfus (of Light Heat & Mazarin) in Philadelphia, PA.
Listen to the first single, “Latin American Ficciones” at Pitchfork, here.
Preorder the album below from iTunes and get an instant download of “Latin American Ficciones”.
Liberation! is a collection of mostly autobiographical songs on the topic of belief and its various incarnations and phenomena. It touches on such subjects as growing up in a Hindu Yoga cult, Scientology, the city of Philadelphia, the God Shiva, the city of Varanasi, Richard Dawkins and Jorge Luis Borges, and was heavily influenced by the work of Roberto Bolaño & Elvis Presley. While a solo artist, his album makes the noise of a full on rock & roll band and his traveling act is a made up of dirtbag greasers from Fishtown, Philadelphia and Austin, Texas.
The wonderful Milagres release their second album for us, Violent Light this week. Variously recalling The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway and prime Echo and the Bunnymen, its a epic, ambitious album.
“A refreshing, honest antidote to winter bleakness” say Clash, and we wholeheartedly agree