Friday, April 27, 2012

Annie Lennox filmed for the long running MTV Unplugged series. Recorded live @ Montreux Casino, Montreux, Switzerland - 1992/07/03.

Annie Lennox: vocals
Steve Lipson: guitar
Peter-John Vetesse: keyboards
John Giblin: bass
Neil Conti: drums

Setlist:
  1. It's Alright (Baby's Coming Back)
  2. Little Bird/Walking on Broken Glass
  3. Cold
  4. River Deep, Mountain High
  5. Here Comes The Rain Again
  6. The Gift
  7. You Have Placed a Chill in My Heart
  8. Feel The Need In Me
  9. Stay By Me
  10. Why
  11. Don't Let Me Down

» annielennox.com

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A. Wolf & Her Claws
photo: Eric Schleicher

Minneapolis quartet A. Wolf & Her Claws is an electronic side-project featuring members of various bands from the local avant-garde indie scene. Their self-titled is a hotchpotch of styles. Singer Aby Wolf is into jazz, dubstep and hip-hop. She shines when she can tackle slow piano song like Disassemble. Sharing vocals with keyboard player Linnea Mohn during Alice is as close as anyone is going to get to sound like the Mediaeval Baebes. The sparse Pluto, with the lyrics almost delivered as spoken top on top of a quirky back-beat before going into full Kate Bush mood, is the kind of track that will baffle the hipsters and scare the mainstream kids. This Wolf pack has teeth and they are not afraid to use them.

A. Wolf & Her Claws:
Aby Wolf: vocals
Joey Van Phillips: drums, vibraphone
Linnea Mohn: keyboards, vocals
Jesse Whitney: synths, programming

A. Wolf & Her Claws: A. Wolf & Her Claws

A. Wolf & Her Claws is a self-released album. Buy it from the band's website.

Tracks:
  1. Potion Jar
  2. Rise Anew
  3. Zero to 60
  4. Eyes On Me
  5. Alice
  6. Pluto
  7. Disassemble
  8. All This Time
  9. Drama Queen
  10. Follow The Line


(Zero to 60 by A.Wolf & Her Claws)

Live dates:
  • 06/30 Triple Rock Social Club, Minneapolis, MN (w/ Halloween, Alaska)
  • 07/06 Basilica Block Party, Minneapolis, MN

» a.wolfandherclaws.com

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Wooden Constructions

Amsterdam based post-punk disco house band Wooden Constructions are releasing their full-length People Now People thru Subroutine on May 11th. After sharing the freebie Full Brother, another track from the album can picked up at no charge. Smoul in Mali is knee-deep in reverb. The light guitar tone is a nice contrast with the angry vocals. Think the Pixies fighting with the Sisters of Mercy at an all night rave.

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