Thursday, January 27, 2011

Dearling Physique issues "Monster," second single from new album


Phoenix, The Kills, Mando Diao remixer, Fredrick Carlsson, enlists singer Domino Davis on new EP.

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L-R Matt Vannelli, Dave Sellner, Domino Davis, Sean O’Hea. Photo by Shuttertrip.

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“Monster” is the second single from Deadeye Dealer by Dearling Physique



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“…imagine Toni Braxton fronting Nine Inch Nails. Or picture Prince and Joy Division collaborating...” – MTV Iggy

“…dark and hypnotic, sexy and sinister, an alluring sound that swallows you whole.” – The Onion

Minneapolis band, Dearling Physique, follows-up “Discipline Your Hands,” the first single and video from its recently released Deadeye Dealer album, with another compelling single, “Monster” (MP3). A hybrid of mysterious, sensual rhythms; a soundtrack for the dark untraveled corners hidden beneath the gentle reflections of a pulsating metropolis, the song is another avant-garde but accessible, dark yet uplifting song from the band’s debut album.

In addition to his work on Deadeye Dealer, Dearling Physique leader Domino Davis recently lent his unique vocal abilities to accomplished Swedish producer Fredrick Carlsson, who collaborated with Davis on the track “Into The Wild” (STREAM) from Carlsson’s latest EP, “Volume 1.” Carlsson claims to be mainly influenced by 80’s animation and glimmering 70’s roller disco and has produced a vast number of remixes ranging from indie-rock to electro bangers. The Kills, Digitalism, Phoenix, Au Revoir Simone, Mando Diao and many more have all been reworked by Carlsson touch.

Dearling Physique is a band that manipulates genres, effortlessly gliding between ambient sounds and electronica, from alternative pop to soul, while defying preconceived notions of conventional music. Led by enigmatic front man, Domino Davis, the band has built an alluring reputation for captivating and challenging audiences. It’s this flair for visual and musical complexities that has fueled Dearling Physique’s local and emerging national success.

Domino Davis is available for interviews.  Contact Josh Bloom at Fanatic for more information.


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Dearling Physique
Deadeye Dealer
(S/R, Out Now)
Request: FULL LP

Track Listing:

01. Can’t Say No
02. Obsession Kills
03. Monster (MP3)
04. Waste
05. Your Condition
06. Oh This Currency
07. Sleep and The Heart
08. Hooks For Safety
09. Teenage Romance
10. Discipline Your Hands (MP3 | VIDEO)

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See below to watch and embed Dearling Physique’s “Discipline Your Hands” video.


[VIDEO - VIMEO]: http://vimeo.com/18504968

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Dearling Physique Links


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Contact Josh Bloom at Fanatic Promotion, Inc.


Wednesday, January 26, 2011

LA band Wake Up Lucid records over master tapes to make upcoming EP


Band’s “Sugar” (containing audible traces of its previous tracks!) set for Feb 15th release.

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Wake Up Lucid is (L-R) Ian Baca, Ryan Baca, Jaime Baca.  Photo by Dominick Camera.

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“Sugar” is the title track from the new EP by Wake Up Lucid coming February 15th.



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Wake Up Lucid In The Press

“If their demos are any indication of what’s in store, we’re expecting raunchy rock at it’s best.” – Rolling Stone

“Forging a fresh take on funk, while bronzing the best in blues, this heavy trio’s stripped-down sound earns their renown.” – Performer Magazine

“...it’s exactly the kinda thing your folks might’ve been listening to at the moment of your conception.” – My Old Kentucky Blog

‘Look Alive People’ affirms the muscle of a good old-fashioned power trio. …Wake Up Lucid is pretty ripped.” – Kevin Bronson, Buzzbands LA

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About Wake Up Lucid

Yes, it’s true.  Crank up Wake Up Lucid’s new “Sugar” EP, and in between songs you’ll hear the drum tracks from the band’s previous release, “Look Alive People.” In case you were questioning Wake Up Lucid’s rock n’ roll authenticity -- it doesn’t get any more raw than this.

L.A.’s Wake Up Lucid started as a vision of singer/guitarist Ryan Baca’s father, who had passed years earlier.  In the dream, they wrote a song together, and the name of the song was “Wake Up Lucid.”

Since that fateful night in 2008, Ryan and his two cousins Ian Baca (bass) and Jamie Baca (drums) have quickly burned their names into the rock and roll conscience of Southern California with an old school brew of savage blues, heavy rhythm, and the kind of down home sincerity long lost to corporate Nu-Metal, how-to-play-guitar videos, and ten thousand dollar “vintage” guitar amps.

In the two years since Wake Up Lucid’s inception, the band has already gained recognition from Rolling Stone, KEXP, My Old Kentucky Blog and many others.  Following up their 2009, all-analog EP “Look Alive People,” Wake Up Lucid is back with a new EP entitled “Sugar,” once again tracked live at the famed Village Recorder Studios.

“They called us up the night before and said we could record one song,” says front man Ryan Baca, “We were so hungry to get in there, we ended up recording five songs, recording right over our last master because we couldn’t get any more tape!”

Currently, Wake Up Lucid is already back in the studio tracking for an upcoming debut full-length.  The future is definitely bright for this rock and roll family, as Ryan Baca states, “Our dads were brothers. We grew up watching them play together, and doing this just keeps up that family tradition.”

Wake Up Lucid is available for interviews.  Contact Corey Gingerich at Fanatic for more information.


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Wake Up Lucid
Sugar
(S/R, 2/15/11)
Request: FULL EP



Track Listing:

1. Broke Down House
2. You & I
3. Paint Your Lips
4. Sugar (MP3)
5. Red Lights

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Wake Up Lucid Links


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Contact Corey Gingerich at Fanatic Promotion


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Monday, January 24, 2011

John Brodeur to remake critically adored album "Tiger Pop"







Singer announces run of tour dates to support upcoming “Tiger Pop Ten” double-CD out on April 5th, 2011.

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John Brodeur as photographed by Angela Wieland.

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The original 2001 version and 2011’s re-make of “Confidentially” from John Brodeur’s Tiger Pop Ten





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About John Brodeur and Tiger Pop Ten

“Pop records like this may be scarce, but when they are of this caliber, they won’t remain under the radar for long.” – Performing Songwriter

On April 5, 2011, New York musician John Brodeur will release Tiger Pop Ten, a two-CD set featuring a newly recorded version of his critically praised 2001 pop album Tiger Pop.  The new Tiger Pop Ten will be coupled with a 10th-anniversary reissue of the original disc.  Since the release of Tiger Pop a decade ago, Brodeur has made a reputation as a talented recording artist, first-class songwriter, and a restless multi-instrumentalist. 2001’s Tiger Pop was performed entirely by Brodeur, a true one-man-band effort in a time before everyone with a laptop could make that claim.

“I played all of the instruments myself out of stubbornness, but also out of necessity,” Brodeur says. “I guess I thought I had something to prove after years of making four-track demos in my parents’ basement.”

Tiger Pop’s pop smarts and try-anything production style caught the notice of many critics and earned Brodeur his place on stage with artists such as Fountains of Wayne, They Might Be Giants, Rooney, and Freedy Johnston among others, but by early 2010, Tiger Pop had been out of print for nearly five years. Brodeur had long promised himself that he would reissue the album for its tenth birthday. The newly recorded Tiger Pop Ten sprung from a long-running “what if” between Brodeur and the members of his longtime band, The Suggestions.

“We would often kid around about re-recording Tiger Pop,” says Brodeur. “Having a rhythm section behind the tunes gave them a new life. Some grooved differently, while others sounded like entirely different songs. It certainly appealed to the part of me that doesn’t know how to settle on ‘finished.’”

For this version of Tiger Pop, Brodeur is joined by a host of musicians including Adrian Cohen (Piano and String Arrangements), Keith Hosmer (Bass), Jennifer McCarron (Bass), Meghan Tully (Drums), Jason Schultz (Drums), and Eric Halder (Guitar). Brodeur adds an additional song, “Masterpiece,” to open Tiger Pop Ten, a tune written just as the original album was completed. The album was mixed and mastered by former Kamikaze Hearts member, Troy Pohl.

Tiger Pop Ten is a celebration of the relationships that went into it – something we can all share as a reminder of our time together,” Brodeur says of the collaborative nature of the new version. “Without road maps – the original Tiger Pop sessions were quite carefully plotted – the songs found their own identities. They’re still part of my DNA, but they’ve also become their own beings.”

So here you have it – two different versions of the same album: one recorded over twelve long months by an ambitious 20-something, the other recorded in a few weekends by a group of friends whose collective talents made everything a breeze. Maybe he’ll do it again in another 10 years. John Brodeur’s Tiger Pop Ten will be released on April 5, 2011Brodeur will launch a US tour in support of the release in February.

John Brodeur is available for interviews.  Contact Josh Bloom at Fanatic for more information.

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John Brodeur
Tiger Pop Ten
(Mr. Duck Records – 4/5/2011)
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Track Listing:

(CD 1 – Tiger Pop Ten)
1. Masterpiece
2. Infected
3. Remains of a Heart
4. Dying for Me
5. Selfish
6. Sucker
7. Kitten
8. Changing Your Mind
9. It Goes Away
10. Easier
11. Confidentially (MP3)
12. Peace

(CD 2 – Tiger Pop)
1. Infected (So In Love With You)
2. Remains of a Heart
3. Dying for Me
4. Selfish
5. Sucker
6. Kitten
7. Changing Your Mind (Again?)
8. It Goes Away
9. Easier
10. Confidentially (MP3)
11. Peace

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John Brodeur In The Press

Brodeur deadpans his urban pop constructions with the same arrogance as Runt-era Todd Rundgren...” – Amplifier

“...a delicately crafted wake up call... ...a brilliant album.” – Powerpopaholic

Tiger Pop is full of songs with an amusing take on matters of the heart. It’s funny in a bittersweet way.” – New York Post

“Fierce and rough yet beautiful and memorable, this is an outstanding album.” – Ink 19

“A fantastic collection of classic guitar pop...” – The Big Takeover

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John Brodeur On Tour

All shows solo unless otherwise noted. | All dates subject to change.

01/24 New York, NY @ The Delancey 8:30PM, Free
02/18 New York, NY @ American Folk Art Museum
02/23 Philadelphia, PA @ The Grape Room Full Band Show
02/24 Brooklyn, NY @ Pete’s Candy Store Full Band Show
03/04 Philadelphia, PA @ “The 10! Show” (NBC) 10:00AM
03/04 Philadelphia, PA @ The Fire w/ Fifth Nation
03/05 Vineland, NJ @ Fuel House Coffee
03/06 Newark, DE @ Mojo Main
03/07 Richmond, VA @ The Triple w/ Fifth Nation
03/08 Raleigh, NC @ Slim’s Downtown w/ The New Euphemisms
03/09 Charleston, SC @ Awendaw Green
03/10 Savannah, GA @ TBA
03/11 Columbia, SC @ “Columbia Beet” on WSUC Radio 2:00PM
03/11 Columbia, SC @ The White Mule 8:00PM
03/12 Atlanta, GA @ The Music Room w/ Nightmare River Band
03/13 Nashville, TN @ The Listening Room 6:00PM
03/14 Memphis, TN @ TBA
03/15 Shreveport, LA @ Naked Bean 6:00PM
03/16 Austin, TX @ TBA SXSW
03/17 Austin, TX @ TBA SXSW
03/18 Austin, TX @ TBA SXSW
03/19 Austin, TX @ TBA SXSW
03/20 Houston, TX @ SuperHappyFunLand SXSW Overflow Fest
03/21 Dallas, TX @ Opening Bell Coffee 7:30PM w/ Becky Middleton, Tori Sparks, Megan Slankard
03/22 Amarillo, TX @ The 806
03/23 Albuquerque, NM @ Blackbird Buvette 7:00PM
03/24 Flagstaff, AZ @ TBA
03/25 Las Vegas, NV @ The Beat Coffeehouse and Records
03/27 San Diego, CA @ Lestat’s 9:00PM
03/29 Venice, CA @ The Talking Stick 8:30PM
03/30 Santa Monica, CA @ Trip 9:00PM
03/31 Claremont, CA @ Motley Coffee @ Scripps College 9:00PM

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John Brodeur Links


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