Lambchop - National Talk Like A Pirate Day mp3

September 19 was Talk Like a Pirate Day!

In honor of this most esteemed of holidays, Merge Records posted this Lambchop song “National Talk Like a Pirate Day,” which originally appeared on their 2008 album OH (ohio).

MUTEMATH PREMIERE VIDEO FOR "BLOOD PRESSURE"

Warner Brothers Records press release:

GRAMMY-NOMINATED RECORDING ARTISTS MUTEMATH PREMIERE VIDEO FOR "BLOOD PRESSURE" ON MTV, MTV2, MTVU, MTV HITS and MTV.COM TODAY

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RELEASE DAY PERFORMANCE ON JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE! CONFIRMED

Burbank, CA - The video for "Blood Pressure," the debut single from rock innovators MUTEMATH premieres today on MTV, MTV2, MTVu, MTV Hits and MTV.com. The New Orleans band, who received a "Best Short Form Music Video" Grammy nomination in 2007 for their single "Typical," conceived, coordinated and shot the "Blood Pressure" clip in less than 24 hours. It was edited entirely by drummer Darren King. Check it out here: http://on.mtv.com/pHjBfn

"Blood Pressure" is the first single off MUTEMATH's new album Odd Soul, due out October 4th on Teleprompt/Warner Bros. Records. Odd Soul, which was produced and engineered by the band, is the follow-up to 2009's Armistice, which debuted at No. 3 on Billboard's Digital Albums and Alternative Albums chart, No. 4 on the Rock chart, and No. 18 on the Top 200 album chart, and was called a "must-have album" by the New York Post. A special DTC pre-order package for Odd Soul is now available on www.mutemath.com. It contains a digital and/or physical copy of the album, An Odd Soul lithograph, immediate download of "Blood Pressure" and three additional bonus tracks to be delivered on release. Fans can also pre-order Odd Soul now via iTunes.

MUTEMATH are currently previewing songs off Odd Soul on a nationwide headlining tour and will be performing on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on release day, October 4th.

MUTEMATH headlining Tour Dates:

09/25 Cleveland, OH The Grog Shop
09/27 Ann Arbor, MI The Blind Pig
09/29 Lansing, MI The Loft
09/30 Milwaukee, WI The Rave Bar
10/01 Des Moines, IA Vaudeville, Mews
10/02 Lawrence, KS Bottleneckhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif
10/07 Oklahoma, City, OK The Conservatory
10/08 Waco, TX Common Ground
10/09 San Antonio, TX Endless Music
10/11 Little Rock, AK Revolution Music Room
10/12 Memphis, TN Hi-Tone
10/14 Baton Rough, LA Chelsea's
10/16 Pensacola, FL Deluna Fest
10/17 Jacksonville, FL Jack Rabbit's
10/19 Knoxville, TN The Square Room
10/20 Birmingham, AL Workplay Theatre
10/21 New Orleans, LA One Eyed Jacks

TW Walsh Premieres New Song "The Modern Age" at PasteMagazine.com off of New Album "Songs of Pain and Leisure"

Press Release from Solid PR





Stream new song "The Modern Age" @ PasteMagazine.com!

In support of his new solo album "Songs of Pain and Leisure" out October 11th on Graveface Records, musician and producer TW Walsh has premiered the latest track from the upcoming release, entitled "The Modern Age," currently streaming at PasteMagazine.com.

In addition, Walsh and Graveface Records have also just launched the official pre-order for the new album which fans can find at this location (purchase comes with immediate album download).



"Songs of Pain and Leisure" Track List:
01. Make It Rhyme *
02. My Little Brother
03. Natural Causes
04. Plant a Garden
05. Rattling Jar
06. Pawn Shop Guns
07. Capital Gains
08. Build Me a Ballpark
09. The Modern Age
10. Struggle and Strife

* co-written by David Bazan

About "Songs of Pain and Leisure"

Timothy William ‘TW’ Walsh has been a mainstay of the indie community over the past decade as a recording artist, producer, and mixing/mastering engineer. Though you might not be as familiar with Walsh's previous solo releases or with his defunct surreal soul band The Soft Drugs, you’ve certainly heard his work. You're either familiar with his collaborations with David Bazan in Pedro The Lion and Headphones, or have appreciated his mixing and mastering work with artists such as Sufjan Stevens, Richard Swift, Kristin Hersh, Damien Jurado, The Mynabirds, Crystal Skulls, J Tillman, Say Hi, and Bazan's solo releases. Walsh's new album, Songs of Pain and Leisure, is a true solo record. He played every weird, saturated note on this 10-track set.

The off-kilter organ-rock of opener‚ ’Make it Rhyme’, starts perfectly for a reflective tune about two people setting their relationship ablaze, and there’s a dark humor to the scenes on‚’My Little Brother’, and‚’Natural Causes’ Walsh’s Twitter and website reveal him as a film geek and it all begins to click. Like the work of David Lynch, his lyrics meander, playing with non-sequiturs and inventive phrasing which gradually reveal him as a depressive with a sense of humor about it. Musically, the album is stylistically grounded while featuring some interesting detours. ‘Plant a Garden’ wanders into a dub rhythm before its melody pops through the clouds. Elsewhere, the psych-blues stomp of ‘Pawn Shop Guns’ sets up a slinky, nocturnal Beatles trip via a tambourine/bass groove. Songs of Pain and Leisure’s final tune, ‘Struggle and Strife’, offers up Walsh’s most striking and emotionally devastating track. In this austere filmic travelogue about turning over a new leaf, he sings over his guitar about a doubleexposed passport photo that makes him look like “a ghost in Fidel Castro’s clothes". In this song and throughout the album, it's clear that Walsh is finally at peace with his past and his present. http://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifThhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifehttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif act of peeling away the lyrical layers is ithttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifs own reward, but the buoyant, 70's/80's dark pop soundscape also gives the casual listener a reason to keep flipping the record over. If his childhood started with Stop Making Sense, Exile on Main St., After the Gold Rush and Regatta de Blanc, he couldn't have ended up anywhere else.



For more information, visit:
www.twwalsh.com
twitter.com/twwalsh
twwalsh.bandcamp.com
www.graveface.com