Red Mosquito

They're playing Morning Glory Wine for the first time, huh? What a great song

I'm actually getting into Phantom Radio a little now too

DeLima wrote:I'm actually getting into Phantom Radio a little now too

Its a pretty good listen.

Definitely better than I gave it credit for. I kind of knew I was gonna come back to it though.

yeah, its his weaker album for sure, but its fucking good.

It's not even close to his best records but I might like it better than The Winding Sheet.

Also, The Wild People

GUYS HAVE YOU SEEN THE SUB POP BOX SET??

I MEAN GUYSSSSSS HAVE YOU SEEN THE SUB POP BOXSETTTTTTTTTTTT

Intersting...

Fretboard Journal: What projects are you currently working on?

Jeff Fielder: I’ve been working with Mark Lanegan for six years now. I believe we’re making a record in January [2016]. So I’ll fly to LA and I’m assuming that a lot of that will happen in the studio. I don’t know if there’s a lot of material; I haven’t heard any demos or anything. Chances are good we’ll just make it up as we go along.

This is the first time I’ve been really involved. The first time I actually met him was when we were recording with Isobel Campbell. That was the Hawk record. That was interesting. I was the only [instrumental] musician: I was the guy playing guitar, they would sing and then she would take it back to Scotland and have all of her guys play over what I did.

And then we did [Lanegan’s] Imitations here in Seattle, a covers record. We did that all live up here at Jupiter Studios. And then a little bit on the last record, Phantom Radio. But he wants this next record to be a band record. The other guys in the Mark Lanegan band live in Antwerp. I’m the lone Yankee.

a new album is always welcome. It's been 3 months.

Im really interested in the band format as well.

stip wrote:a new album is always welcome. It's been 3 months.

Revelator wrote:

stip wrote:a new album is always welcome. It's been 3 months.

New European tour dates announced, billed as "An Evening With Mark Lanegan"

Looks like Garwood is supporting a majority of the dates. Will probably see US dates posted soon--I figure around 2-3 weeks in the US per usual.


Apr 19 Cathedral Manchester, United Kingdom
Apr 20 Opera House York, United Kingdom
Apr 21 ABC Glasgow, United Kingdom
Apr 22 Lemon Tree Aberdeen, United Kingdom
Apr 23 Sage 2 Gateshead, United Kingdom
Apr 25 Empire Belfast N. Iireland, United Kingdom
Apr 26 Academy Dublin, Ireland
Apr 27 Academy Dublin, Ireland
Apr 29 St Georges Church Bristol, United Kingdom
Apr 30 St Georges Church Brighton, United Kingdom
May 01 City Varities Leeds, United Kingdom
May 02 Glee Club Birmingham, United Kingdom
May 03 Union Chapel London, United Kingdom
May 04 Le Splendid Lille, France
May 06 013 Tilburg, Netherlands
May 07 Tivoli Hertz Utrecht, Netherlands
May 09 Alhambra Paris, France
May 10 Kulturkirche Köln, Germany
May 11 NTGnent Ghent, Belgium
May 14 Chateau Neuf Oslo, Norway
May 15 Nalen Stockholm, Sweden
May 16 Slagthuset Teatern Malmo, Sweden
May 17 Übel + Gefährlich Hamburg, Germany
May 18 Passionkirche Berlin, Germany
May 19 Lucerna Music Bar Prague, Czech Republic
May 21 Palace St. Gallen, Switzerland
May 22 Teatro Antoniano Bologna, Italy
May 23 Teatro Metastasio Prato, Italy
May 24 Fabrique Milan, Italy
May 25 Teatro Lara Madrid, Spain
May 29 Theatro Circo Braga, Portugal
May 30 Cinema Sao Jorge Lisbon, Portugal

The Houston album is amazing. Cant believe those are actually demos.

13 UK dates...christ

Why does that asshole hate NYC?

stip wrote:Why does that asshole hate NYC?

Probably cuz he's spent some time here.

ahhh, touche

zeb wrote:

There are pictures of Radiohead and Ween where they are even younger than that (age 13?). And they are still two of the best bands on the planet today. Freaky shit.