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new music. old music. live music. home about contact blog sound 2012 monday, 5 december 2011, 23:59 | category : good new stuff , lists tags : 2012 , music blogs just over two years ago i was asked, for the one and only time, to contribute to the prestigious bbc sound of poll. this annual poll has become enough of an milestone to ensure that the main business of plenty labels and prs for the past few months is to get their artists onto that list. i’ve been away from a computer for most of the day , and looking at the 2012 list launched earlier today, i see that it’s, well.. alright i guess. there’s good stuff on there. there are artists i’m not keen on. and there are i few i’ve never heard. anyway, the point with mentioning my vote was to say that one of the artists i voted for back then was beth jeans houghton. she never made the 2010 list, and then disappeared. but now she back with her debut album finally out in january, and as such, seems ripe for a 2012 tip. so i voted for her again in the inaugral blog sound poll, and here she is in the long list, along with a bunch of other artists recommended by a few other british nusic blogs. the point of this poll, spearheaded by andy from the von pip musical express, isn’t to set us up in competition with the bbc, but to provide a slightly altearnative voice to the industry’s great and the good, whose selections inevetablty towards those who are surefire tips to be big in 2012 (i.e. those who have the most money behind them). there’s invitably going to be some overlap (not least because some bloggers contrubute to both polls), but it’s nice to see some decent new stuff on there. and because we’re not bound by the same rules as the bbc voters, we could even have bands like meursault who are about to release their third album. but why not, it’ll be a belter and if there’s any band on the list that deserves success in 2012, it’s them. here’s the full long list ( in no particular order) houdini dax french wives the good natured lianne la havas theme park alt j the jezabels. lucy rose bastille beth jeans houghton friends washington meursault daughter outfit. blogs involved: a tidal wave of indifference , breaking more waves, my band is better than your band,god is in the tv, sweeping the nation, the von pip musical express, the recommender, faded glamour, drunken werewolf, flying with anna, not many experts, under-classed idle ideas, sonic masala, mudkiss, the ring master, both bars on, music from a green window, dots and dashes, , and everyone’s a dj, kowalskiy! just music i like, cruel rhythms, the blue walrus, music fans mic, 17 seconds, eaten by monsters, seven sevens, unpeeled, nurave brain wave, peenko, music liberation, song, by toad. there are no comments another quick word with… dan michaelson tuesday, 22 november 2011, 15:46 | category : a quick word with... , covers , interviews , video tags : broken family band , dan michaelson , velvet underground it’s funny to see dan michaelson still referred to as ‘former absentee singer’, especially now that the release of his third album sees his solo output surpass his former band’s by 50%. but let’s not dwell on the past. the good news is that dan’s new record sudden fiction is excellent; a stripped-down, melancholic late night countrified cracker. although he’s more solo on this album than ever before, he’s more assured as a solo artist and is fast becoming a strong singular voice, carving out a clear place for himself in the messy world of music. and speaking of voice, the sparse arrangements on sudden fiction provide an even clearer platform for his gruff, ravaged vocals, which are as delightful as ever. dan’s been featured on the blog a few times in the past, but the new record gives me another opportunity to fire a handful of questions his way. like a true gent, he responded quickly. 1. the first and most obvious question is about the lack of coastguards in the album title. the cast list’s a bit shorter for this record – was this a natural result of producing a more stripped-down set? the recording process for this record was much more direct than i’m used to. i engineered and produced it and recorded the vocals and guitar live together so there was really nothing in the way of me and what ended up as the song. no opportunity to edit or change anything afterwards. although i asked some coastguards to come and add their unique parts to the songs, i felt that both the process of recording and where the songs came from were very singular. for that reason, it made sense for me to take responsibility for it by giving it my name. 2. you may have had your music classified as ‘americana’ in the past, but this time it seems that you set out to make an americana record. tell us about the inspiration for the album – musical and otherwise. the record was inspired partly by a trip i made to texas last year. though cliched, early mornings spent contemplating the vast, unpopulated and oddly romantic surroundings really stoked my coals and got me thumbing about what my next record might sound like. 3. how did you find the solo production of this record? does working on your own suit you these days? i liked working on my own for as long as i did. i wouldn’t want it that way forever, but i felt like i wanted to remove the recording engineer for this album. engineers and producers are like translators for your ideas and that’s important but with this i wanted a direct communication of the sound, so i’ll have to accept that not everyone will hear me right the first time. 4. i looked up ‘sudden fiction’ on the internet and got this definition from the reliable wikipedia is a “a style of fictional literature or fiction of extreme brevity”. a song seems like the perfect vehicle for this sort of fiction, but is this what you had in mind for the album? yes, i was reading a lot of short fiction at the time. people like lydia davis and raymond carver, and thinking about what they share with songwriting. or what they can share. it’s not a perfect coupling but it was a way of trying to learn something about directness in language. i have no idea if it was a success in that sense. 5. how are plans for the tour shaping up? will it be a solo show this time, or will old bandmates creep back? this first tour will be stripped back. piano. pedal steel, cello and me, then early next year i’ll attempt to lure the missing coastguards back with promises of unfathomable wealth and respect.. 6. since we’re back in the albums of the year zone again, what have you been enjoying this year? i almost threw the towel in when i heard king creosote’s collaboration with jon hopkins earlier this year. a record very close to perfect, i thought. though i’ve only heard a handful of songs, i’m really looking forward to keaton henson’s album whenever he’s ready. twin sister seem to be fulfilling my (very limited) disco needs. other than that, i’m looking forward to seeing josh t pearson play again. sudden fiction is out now on editions records. buy from rough trade . a couple of tracks from sudden fiction: mp3: dan michaelson - breaking falls knots by danmichaelson breaking falls by danmichaelson (more…) there are no comments a good day for new album news wednesday, 2 november 2011, 18:09 | category : good new stuff tags : errors , field music , lil' daggers you know the story these days; a new album announcement accompanied by a free taster song. it works nicely for me, but often these things come along like buses. so over the past day there’s been news of three potential belters coming out in the next few months. first up, field music . a band that i’ve not always clicked with, but when they hit their stride, they’re capable of great things. new album plumb is out in february, and the new tune ‘(i keep thinking about) a new thing’ is classic field music. field music - (i keep thinking about) a new thing by memphisindustries next was new errors record have some faith in magic , out in january on rock acti

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