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domingo, 7 de septiembre de 2014

Echo Lake: This year (Marshall Teller Sampler, 2014)

Marshall Tellers presents their first label sampler, entitled Broken Record Vol. 1. The compilation gathers weird and wonderful tracks from their roster, past present and future. The name referencing back to the last episode of their beloved cult TV show Eerie Indiana, from where Marshall Teller Records was spun. The sampler contains 12 exclusive unreleased tracks, including The History Of Apple Pie, featuring Gary Jarman of the Cribs, Cheatahs re work Geographic (National) from their recent debut, The Vaccines are morphed by Tom Furse from The Horrors, Great Ytene cover a classic Orange Juice track and Potty Mouth are live from New York’s Glasslands. The record also has new music from Echo Lake, Dignan Porch, Winter Drones, Warm Brains, Parlour and Grass House. All will be featured on limited edition vinyl accompanied with a download code including some further unreleased tracks from label favourites Not Cool, MT supergroup Ghost Waltz ( members from Grass House, Winter Drones and Great Ytene) and Parakeet.

viernes, 17 de agosto de 2012

Echo Lake: Wild peace (Single, 2012)

"Wild Peace será el debut de largo de Echo Lake, y también el single de adelanto de estos londinenses ensoñadores. Paz salvaje es su propuesta, antagónica a priori, pero con imaginación, resulta creible. Si te apetece dejar volar la imaginación, este Wild Peace es un buen estímulo" (escafandrista-musical.com)

jueves, 30 de junio de 2011

Echo Lake: Another day (Single, 2011)

"Well the song is basically about doing the same old shit but trying to break routine and trying to be positive.. about being in a shitty job and weird state of mind and drowning in the boredom of the same old day to day routine. I wanted to write a really catchy pop song but something that still felt kinda sad. This was the second version of the song as the first was too drowned in ideas. This version is stripped down (for us!) and the guitar line was a bitch. Took me so long to mix." --Emilie Friedlander, Visitation Rites" (vía:alteredzones.com)