Listen/purchase: Sleeptalking by The Record Winter
Brilliant, brand new album from our friends The Record Winter. For fans of dark folk, psych rock, and rock & roll. I also had the opportunity to sing on tracks 4 & 5. -K
Listen/purchase: Sleeptalking by The Record Winter
Brilliant, brand new album from our friends The Record Winter. For fans of dark folk, psych rock, and rock & roll. I also had the opportunity to sing on tracks 4 & 5. -K
"Among the returning, local musical staples (eg. Cartoon Bar Fight, Gnarboots, Picture Atlantic, The Albert Square, and many more), new blood joins the ranks. The jazz oriented Ghost and the City, Cartoon Violence, Hawk Jones, Jean Baudin and PORCH (feat. Todd Huth of Primus) represent some of the new bay area bands involved in the soiree." -Christopher Millard, Examiner.com
Played The Record Winter’s album release last night at Cafe Stritch. One of our favorite shows for sure. And now some stolen pics from the internet!
On The Record Winter’s new full-length:
"The new album is so intense and emotional that lead singer Dominic Miranda at times sounds like he’s coming unglued at the seams. Cartoon Bar Fight’s Kendall Sallay contributes some gorgeous vocals to the track "Kevin and Winnie." -Aaron Carnes, San Jose Metro
Covering Vampire Weekend’s “Don’t Lie” with Allison Barnes.
Allie (occasionl CBF member) and I started learning this song last Christmas and we finally finished it last night (if you know the original…..it’s reallyfastloud). Because who didn’t love this band once? Tell the truth.
Our friends in The Y Axes recently posted their cover of another old TBS track, “Cute Without the E,” too. Check it:
-K
Super *~*rare*~* moon shirts and physical copies of The Labyrinth Suite EP are up in the CBF store. <3
11 track album
"Reincarnate" is up for free download to celebrate Halloween and Day of the Dead. Grab it before November 2nd.
Photos: Jessica Shirley-Donnelly of JRSD Photography
Our new EP is available for digital download on Bandcamp. We hope you <3 it.
See you Sunday for the physical release in San Jose at Cafe Stritch/C2SV.
"The shortened album ultimately challenges the band’s ‘folk’ moniker, altogether, showing a side that delves more into futuristic psych-rock and dark synth-pop." -Christopher Millard, examiner.com
Check back tomorrow for a Friday surprise.
See you Sunday for the physical release.
"If you dig the darker side of indie, it would behoove you to check out Cartoon Bar Fight, who create lovely, shimmering pop with an aura of eeriness. Their live show is sort of hypnotizing, and their C2SV appearance at Café Stritch will also mark the debut of their new E.P., The Labyrinth Suite. They go on 6pm on the 29th – early enough for you to be home in time for Breaking Bad.” -Jody Amable, The Bay Bridged
“Falling somewhere between dream pop and indie folk, Cartoon Bar Fight could be 2013’s answer to the Cranberries. They create a lot of lush arrangements and earnest melodies, and have a knack for writing interesting concept albums. Their next release will be about space, according to the band.” -Aaron Carnes, San Jose Metro
Thanks to the SJ Metro!