Hollis Hampton Jones / Ryan Norris

Posted Thu March 28, 2013

NASHVILLE, TN – Hollis Hampton-Jones to Perform Novel Comes The Night With Musical Accompaniment by Ryan Norris of Lambchop

Hollis Hampton-Jones, author of Vicious Spring and Comes the Night (Penguin Books) will perform her musical collaboration with Ryan Norris of Nashville band Lambchop March 28th at the newly opened Howlin’ Books.

This one-off audio experiment, conceived by Hampton-Jones, Ryan Norris of Lambchop, and producer Roger Moutenot (Yo La Tengo, Lou Reed), was released on 10″ Vinyl by British publisher Hamish Hamilton. The limited run of 300 copies is currently only available at Rough Trade East in London, Shakespeare & Company in Paris, and Dialogue Books in Berlin. 15 copies will be on hand at the reading, marking the first time they will be available stateside.

The performance will be followed by a Q&A and book/record signing.

Hollis Hampton Jones @ Howlin’ Books
March 28, 6pm
1702 8th Ave. South
Free for all ages, though mature content is not suitable for children

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Posted Thu March 28, 2013

Makeup and Vanity Set – 7.25.2148

Matt Moody – “First Kill”

Posted Thu March 28, 2013

Matt Moody – “First Kill”

another song from the lost hands down eugene record Narceologist…. recorded by Jeremy Ferguson at Battle Tapes in nashville..
these will not stay up long as this is a site for fans who like to get glimpses of some of my more obscure, or special songs that are not so well known, and maybe some new tracks on occasion featured before their official releases.

Hotpipes Teaser

Posted Wed March 27, 2013

May 7th is coming up and Hotpipes don’t want you to forget it. They just released this teaser video and, despite being biased, I think it’s great. Really looking forward to the release of Dust.

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Posted Wed March 27, 2013

R. Stevie Moore – Various Albums

Over the past month or so I’ve been very slowly dipping my toe into the well of content that is R. Stevie Moore. When you have as much output as he does, it’s hard to know where to start. So, I’m suggesting the following albums as a means of acclimating yourself to his aesthetic. Don’t let the lo-fi scare you, this guy is a brilliant pop master and the songs shine through no matter the production.

Flash Pasteurized – “various rsm oldie hits, run through a device which sped them up without raising the pitch.” Kind of a great Best Of entry point.

RSM Reforms The Beatles – Beatles covers, duh. 

Instrumentality/Aviation – great environmental music.

The Well of R. Stevie Moore

Posted Wed March 27, 2013
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R. Stevie Moore – Various Albums

Over the past month or so I’ve been very slowly dipping my toe into the well of content that is R. Stevie Moore. When you have as much output as he does, it’s hard to know where to start. So, I’m suggesting the following albums as a means of acclimating yourself to his aesthetic. Don’t let the lo-fi scare you, this guy is a brilliant pop master and the songs shine through no matter the production.

Flash Pasteurized – “various rsm oldie hits, run through a device which sped them up without raising the pitch.” Kind of a great Best Of entry point.

RSM Reforms The Beatles – Beatles covers, duh. 

Instrumentality/Aviation – great environmental music.