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Posted in music | tour dates on February 28, 2008
PEASANT - new album out now, Tour Dates, TONIGHT
Music Slut: Many have likened your sound to Elliott Smith, Nick Drake & Jose Gonzalez amongst others. Do you find those to be fair comparisons?"This record" is called "On The Ground" and it's out now on Paper Garden Records. Frederick Foxtrott gave it a 7/9.Peasant: I do, but those artists have all had a few albums out. If you listen to this record, yeah it's pretty similar to some of the stuff they put out, but I think you'll be surprised by some of the other music I'm working on/have made in the past.
Peasant goes on at 7:30 pm @ Pianos tonight - perfect music for unwinding with your free Newcastle before seven great comedians take the stage. More tour dates below....
Peasant - 2008 Tour Dates
Feb 28 - Piano's New York, New York
Feb 29 - John n' Peter's New Hope, Pennsylvania
Mar 1 - ON THE GROUND RELEASE PARTY @ The Classic Cigar Parlor Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Mar 7 - Sarah Lawrence College Bronxville, New York
Mar 8 - Emancipation Rocklamation Moorestown, New Jersey
Mar 10 - Union Hall new York, New York
Mar 15 - Lucky Lounge Austin, Texas
May 27 - Cafe Glockspee Hanover
May 28 - Intersoup Berlin, Berlin
Posted on February 28, 2008 3:33 PM
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Comments (5)
really unique sound--love it--keep it going !
Posted by jerry | February 28, 2008 7:48 PM
Unique? Are you on drugs?
Posted by Anonymous | February 29, 2008 10:15 AM
If you dig this, it was produced by a great Philly band called The Cobbs - they toured with Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and are TOO LEGIT TOO QUIT!
Posted by Anonymous | February 29, 2008 2:40 PM
"a few" albums? Eliott Smith recorded 6 studio albums and more...
a few?
Posted by Anonymous | February 29, 2008 10:20 PM
re-read that. i think he meant few as in "a few more than me" or "a number more than me"
Posted by Anonymous | February 29, 2008 10:51 PM