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Our second studio album "Cavalcade" is out 28th May 2021 Preorder here: https://blackmidi.ffm.to/cavalcade

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Di 23. Mär 2021, 21:32

28.05.: black midi - Cavalcade

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Di 23. Mär 2021, 21:32

28.05.: black midi - Cavalcade

Our second studio album "Cavalcade" is out 28th May 2021 Preorder here: https://blackmidi.ffm.to/cavalcade

Erster Song:

nilolium hat geschrieben:Die sehr gute Band HUSTEN hat just das Datum "1. April" gedroppt. Neue EP?

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Di 23. Mär 2021, 20:27

Jungle veröffentlichen neuen Song: Keep Moving

Der musikalische Ansatz und das dazugehörige Video reihen sich nahtlos in das bisherige Œuvre der Band ein.

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Mi 24. Mär 2021, 06:23

Was ein Cover. Hab Bock!

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So 21. Mär 2021, 12:53

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So 21. Mär 2021, 10:40

Fand beim ersten Durchgang gerade die ganze erste Albumhälfte sehr schön. Ab "Yosemite" ist es dann etwas abgeflaut, aber das wird sich sicherlich noch entwickeln. Gefällt mir auf jeden Fall!

Ich find's durchgängig stark!

Habe es gestern nochmal in Ruhe beim Spazierengehen gehört und fand es direkt deutlich besser. Sicherlich ihre ersten richtiges Singer-Songwriter-Album. Steht ihr gut.

(Und "White Dress" ist so, soooooo gut. Klar der beste Song bisher.)

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Mi 24. Mär 2021, 16:59

tUnE-yArDs - sketchy

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Fr 26. Mär 2021, 07:35

Die absolute Qual der Wahl heute.

December 4, 2008

Portugal. The Man had been a band for just over 2 years and in that period, they had released 3 full-lengths, 1 EP, and a couple standalone singles. In that same period, they had also performed just shy of 500 shows. (...)

They ended tour in December of 2008 and instead of taking a much-needed break made the decision that they needed to record the culmination of what their live performance had become. Finding a rare gem of a studio in the suburbs of Portland. They piled in to the studio with all their live gear and a handful of friends with handheld cameras. Longtime collaborator and filmmaker Graham (Baclagon) Agcaolli and engineer/mixer Jacob Portrait (who would later join Unknown Mortal Orchestra) would help to document.

Run the full set, one time through. No re-takes. No overdubs. Just the band in its natural form.

What next? In typical PTM fashion they were heading into the studio a couple weeks later to record their next album “The Satanic Satanist” and “Oregon City Sessions” got put on a shelf. Why release old music when you can release new music. There it sat for over a decade. A select few saw the full film. The band, their manager or tour manager would occasionally offer to go over to people’s homes screen it for them. Sometimes in the parking lot the band would screen a handful of songs to the local supporters. They forged friendships but whenever asked the answer would always be “yeah, we will release that at some point”.

2021.

The band has been off the road for well over a year, by far the longest break from the road since they started and the time just seems right. Here is “Oregon City Sessions” dug out of the archives. Untouched, unchanged from the day it was finished. It is a time capsule of a band finding its way. A snapshot of young raw talent before they won awards, before they sold millions of records, before they headlined festivals. Just a couple kids from Alaska wanting to travel the world and play music.