Automelodi
NXNE Saturday night in pics (Automelodi, Lumineers, Les Breastfeeders, Young Empires & more)
“Montreal’s Automelodi most definitely are channeling 1981 but have songs as well-crafted as their haircuts.” As you know, NXNE went down in Toronto over the weekend, not far from in the same country where the Sled Island Festival is now beginning…
Bill's SXSW Friday recap in cameraphone pics (Evaporators, New Build, Youth Lagoon, Django Django, Doldrums, Light Asylum, Moonmen on the Moon Man, Little Roy, Bleeding Rainbow + more)
Friday was the craziest day of SXSW in terms of sheer overload of people. Many of those people were very, very drunk and cared little about music…
Charli XCX, Clock Opera, 2:54, Big Deal, Razika, Automelodi, New Build, Elephant Stone, more in This Week in Indie part 2
DOWNLOAD: Razika – Eg Vetsje (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Razika – Nytt Pa Nytt (MP3)
Welcome to Part 2 of this pre-SXSW edition of This Week in Indie (Part 1 HERE), which sees an insane amount of good show options over the next five days, even for New York which is never lacking for music options…
Automelodi released an album (MP3), visiting NYC (dates)
DOWNLOAD: Automelodi – Buanderie Jazz (MP3)
DOWNLOAD: Martial Canterel – Windscreen (MP3)
Synthy Montreal Automelodi trio are visiting NYC this week, playing two shows: Wednesday, July 21 at Home Sweet Home, and then Friday, July 23 at Glasslands…
M For Montreal 2009 - day 3 in pics & review (Géraldine, Marie-Pierre Arthur, Automelodi, Orange Orange & more)
DOWNLOAD: Géraldine – Toi Dans Mes Bras (MP3)
“We sing in English too… just not today,” said Automelodi singer Arnaud Lazlaud at the start of their set at Cafe Campus…
Orchestra Baobab - 2008 Tour Dates (2 free NYC shows)
Orchestra Baobab is a Senegalese Afro-Cuban, Son, and Pachanga band. Organized in 1970, as a multi-ethnic, multi-national club band, Orchestre Baobab adapted the then current craze for Cuban Music (growing out of the Congolese Soukous style) in West Africa to Wolof Griot culture and the Mandinga musical traditions of the Casamance…
