“Everything Is Recorded, the collaborative music project centred around producer Richard Russell, returns with a brand new single, “Porcupine Tattoo” – a stripped-back lament featuring two American musical icons – Noah Cyrus and Bill Callahan – who appear on record together for the very first time. The collaboration came together while Russell was hosting sessions […]
Joan Shelley returns with “The Spur” her first new album in three years. The twelve song set is a profound meditation on light and darkness, recorded in the spring of 2021 at Earthwave Farm in the Kentucky countryside. James Elkington serves as co-producer (alongside Shelley) and the album features collaborations with Bill Callahan, Meg Baird […]
Tracks: Curtains Percussion Build Marketplace Soft Material St. Francis Place Set Up Uncoverup Walking the Block Jully Long Assemblage Names Make the Name No/Know Now Stationary Figure Here Comes This is long overdue. I mean, looooooonnnnnng overdue. A solo album by Jim. The trap kit—so straightforward, so mysterious. What’s inside those things? Air and light—from […]
Tracklisting First Bird Everyway Bowevil Partition Lily Naked Souls Coyotes Drainface Natural Information The Horse Planets Last One At The Party From the beautiful to the jarring, intrepid explorer Callahan charts a passage through all kinds of territory, pitting dreams of dreams against dreams of reality. When he makes it back to us, his old […]
Bill Callahan returns for his second LP under his real name (having previously gone under the pseudonym Smog), following 2007s Woke On A Whaleheart. Like its predecessor, Sometimes I Wish We Were An Eagle sees Callahan a somewhat cleansed and lighter songwriter than on his notably dark and soul…
For his first record in….uh, well, just a little over a year (!), Bill Callahan’s given us his first Gold Record. They can’t all be gold, and they’re not all six years apart either — all good! You could probably call the album “Gold Records,” too: all the songs have a stand-alone feel, like singles, […]
