Dizzy – Baby Teeth
Growing up in the suburbs is really fucking boring. Like, mind-crushingly dull. Suburban kids know the pain of spending the most fun and creative years of your life hunting for inspiration in the most mundane of settings. For many, it creates an innate sense of loathing that lingers until it snaps – and you just leave forever. For others, namely Canadian pop band Dizzy, it’s the driving force behind ‘Baby Teeth’, their lush debut album.(NME)
Great Lake Swimmers – The Waves, The Wake
Say what you will about Great Lake Swimmers, but the Canadian alt-folk outfit can’t be accused of stagnation or resting on former glories. For their new LP, The Waves, The Wake, frontman Tony Dekker bucks against folk conventions by recruiting a vast array of contributors to add marimba, flute, pipe organ, harp and other eclectic instruments to broaden the Great Lake Swimmers sound.(Exclaim!)
Hey thanks for the new releases I liked them both.
Out again for the day. A large part-of-a-tree had fallen right against — but not on! — the family cottage, so cutting it into pieces* was yesterday’s unplanned work. And too much for one-half day. Back there to finish the job! Ciao…
* most of it is BRANCHES. Branching branches. And branchlets.
Hello! I agree with Scott but I am especially excited about Great Lake Swimmers.
Don’t work too hard Benoit! I am glad the tree didn’t fall on the cottage.
Hello
Things will start picking up with new releases now. Yay for new music!!
Yeah, we have a few more releases coming up and we are getting more emails about future releases as well
Awesome. 😀
I worked too hard. O.k., hard enough. Goddamn, but trees have branches that have small branches that have branchlets, not to forget twigs.
That reminds me of a camp song. …tree in the hole and a branch on a tree and a twig on a branch and a leaf on a twig…or something like that.