Hansy
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Monday, June 9, 2008
Meet the new guy
I picked up my new Orange Amp from Main Drag Music yesterday. Carl and the guys over there gave me a great deal and I luv it. Hold on tight this thing is llouuuuud
~ H
~ H
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
WLSO - radioplay
Just a big thanks to WLSO for spinning not 1 but 2 tracks form Pure Hearing on her show.
http://wlso.fm/wordpress/archives/1073
Here's the info if you wanna call in and request more CC or just give a "shout out" to your baby's daddy. I'm pretty sure the host is named Uncle Shag, so we got that going for us.
http://wlso.fm/wordpress/archives/1073
Here's the info if you wanna call in and request more CC or just give a "shout out" to your baby's daddy. I'm pretty sure the host is named Uncle Shag, so we got that going for us.
You can also call in and record your message for Uncleshag to promote your music or say hi to your fans.
Longtown Sound's world-wide phone number
1-206-350-8133
Sunday, June 1, 2008
New Review: Wildy's World
We had a nice review from the folks over at Wildy's World
You can view the original post here
Career Club – Pure Hearing
2008, Zza Records
Set for release on June 1, 2008 is Career Club’s Pure Hearing. The unusual rock due from Brooklyn, NY features Hans Gutnecht on Vocals/Guitar and Phillipp Gutbrod on drums. Pure Hearing is an exercise in the marriage of pop-savvy grunge with the sort of gothic new-wave that poured out of England in the late 1980’s. The end result is a noisy, angular rock and roll record that should land significant critical acclaim.
Quietly doing their own thing in the New York City music scene for the past few years, Career Club has built a solid following by pandering to nothing other than their own musical muse. The musical results are raw in the way good rock and roll should be. There is actually a strong stylistic resemblance to Canadian rock stalwarts Max Webster (Kim Mitchell). Like Max Webster, not everything here is accessible to the casual listener, but 10 of 13 songs have faced some level of commercial appeal.
Highlights from Pure Hearing include Jenny’s On The Stereo, Skatta-Do, Running In Place and Down In Arms. Career Club strikes me as the sort of band who lives for the live show environment. I highly recommend you check them out live if you happen to be in New York City. Pure Hearing is a positive musical step that should bridge to more great music and exploration by Career Club.
You can view the original post here
Career Club – Pure Hearing
2008, Zza Records
Set for release on June 1, 2008 is Career Club’s Pure Hearing. The unusual rock due from Brooklyn, NY features Hans Gutnecht on Vocals/Guitar and Phillipp Gutbrod on drums. Pure Hearing is an exercise in the marriage of pop-savvy grunge with the sort of gothic new-wave that poured out of England in the late 1980’s. The end result is a noisy, angular rock and roll record that should land significant critical acclaim.
Quietly doing their own thing in the New York City music scene for the past few years, Career Club has built a solid following by pandering to nothing other than their own musical muse. The musical results are raw in the way good rock and roll should be. There is actually a strong stylistic resemblance to Canadian rock stalwarts Max Webster (Kim Mitchell). Like Max Webster, not everything here is accessible to the casual listener, but 10 of 13 songs have faced some level of commercial appeal.
Highlights from Pure Hearing include Jenny’s On The Stereo, Skatta-Do, Running In Place and Down In Arms. Career Club strikes me as the sort of band who lives for the live show environment. I highly recommend you check them out live if you happen to be in New York City. Pure Hearing is a positive musical step that should bridge to more great music and exploration by Career Club.
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