SEATTLE WEEKLY LOVES “BRAND NEW BLOOD”
Hannah Levin raves about Feral Children’s latest album in this week’s Seattle Weekly. She writes: “While a strong undertow of pop sensibility is what ultimately made [Second to the Last Frontier] hang together, a gift for pretty melodies and an openness to more complexly orchestrated arrangements is what most dramatically distinguishes Brand New Blood from its predecessor.”
"The only thing better than ... two drummers is a band with three."
Producer Scott Colburn is quoted: “Feral Children, like Animal Collective, are slowly helping the general music public turn a new ear to new sounds and a new acceptance of interesting sounds compounded into the pop format. It would be my dream that a band like Feral Children could be as popular as Nirvana or Frank Sinatra.”
Seattle Weekly Reverb blogged about Feral Children’s Jan. 27 CD release show at Seattle’s Neumos: “Feral Children Crush Neumos: The only thing better than a band with two drummers is a band with three. I feel like a herd of elephants just stomped on my face.”
Thunder Buffalo In-Studio: Sat, Feb 6!
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THUNDER BUFFALO LIVE ON KEXP
Thunder Buffalo will perform live in-studio at KEXP (Seattle, WA) on Saturday, Feb, 6 at 8pm PST. Listen on the radio or stream online at www.kexp.org
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PETER BRADLEY ADAMS ON THE GHOST WHISPERER
“Late Night Driving,” another new and unreleased song from Peter Bradley Adams, will air on CBS’ “The Ghost Whisperer” Friday Feb. 29. The song is available for a limited time only as a free download for those who opt in for Peter’s mailing list.
Sign up to download this song here: http://peterbradleyadams.com/free/ep/
