Tag: minta & the brook trout
Cory Hanson’s sophomore solo record, “Pale Horse Rider”, is our album of the week! Better known for fronting LA psychedelic rockers Wand, Hanson’s solo work is more on the mellower side, flirting with cosmic country – an unsurprising turn of events considering his whereabouts.
#271: Azita, “Glen Echo”
We haven’t heard of AZITA Youssefi for a while, until one day we get the news that the Chicago-based multi-instrumentalist has collaborated with Drag City labelmates Bill Callahan and Bonnie “Prince” Billy on a cover of “Blackness of the Night”. There, she played all the instruments and did all the arrangements, just like on her first album in nine years, “Glen Echo”, which also serves as a great introduction to her world of song. Enjoy it, and make sure you dig deeper into her discography later.
Bolachas Now Playing, 21/2017 (#106):
Julia Jacklin – Eastwick
Protomartyr – 580 Memories
Waxahatchee – Never Been Wrong
Marika Hackman – Good Intentions
Big Thief – Watering
Ulrika Spacek – Modern English Decoration
Queens of the Stone Age – The Way You Used to Do
The War On Drugs – Holding On
Iron & Wine – Stranger Lay Beside Me
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit – Anxiety
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit – Something to Love
The Deslondes – (This Ain’t A) Sad Song
Songhoy Blues – Mali Nord
Daniel Romano – I Tried to Hold the World (In My Mouth)
Sammy Brue – Jealous
Minta & the Brook Trout – So This Has to Do
Kevin Morby – City Music
Benjamin Clementine – Phantom of Aleppoville
Lots of Portuguese music this week, as we feature Minta & the Brook Trout’s new record, Slow. In this week’s playlist you can also find new songs by Sensible Soccers, Sequin, Jibóia, and Deolinda. On the international side of it, time to revisit Sufjan Stevens’ Chicago through an old demo that has lately surfaced, plus brand new tracks by the likes of Britta Phillips, Quilt, Mothers, Marissa Nadler, Andrew Bird, Cate le Bon, Bullion, Junior Boys, Breakbot, and Malandrómeda.