WHAT DOES YOUR XMAS SOUND LIKE?
That’s what I’ve asked to my bands.
Each of them answered with a cover.
Songs that depict an ‘idea’ of Christmas, past souvenirs or future desires.
No surprise, they all talk about love.
Who wouldn’t want tons of that under the tree?
ENJOY THE LISTENING + CELEBRATE!
‘Dead Wax‘ is the brand new video by Weird.
«Who’s allowed to enter & discover what’s hidden inside?
How do we appear to others?»
That’s the main theme of Weird.’s brand new video, written by Marco Compagnucci (formerly Mary In June, who already wrote the plot for Infinite Decay) and directed by M U T E (aka Erica Terenzi/Lorenzo Musto – well known for being involved in Be Forest & Brothers in Law).
Find your own answer. Watch the exclusive premiere on Impatto Sonoro!
http://www.impattosonoro.it/2015/11/02/news/video-esclusiva-weird-dead-wax/
We got a funny vaporwavish version of The Addams Family Theme to celebrate this creepy night
plus
a fab 15% DISCOUNT on all our records&stuff via our official store on Bandcamp.
CHECK: ladysometimes.bandcamp.com/merch
CODE: ladyhalloween
Best before: 11:59 pm of November 3rd
video produced by Marco Barzetti/Weird. & Esmeralda Vascellari
«a journey into the secret world of Paola»
Lady Sometimes Records third full-length release
by armaud
is now available on our official Bandcamp Store.
Order your physical copy of the record in CD [handmade gatefold rough paper digipack, including a 4 pages photographic booklet – limited edition of 300] or listen online via:
iTunes • Amazon • Google Play (digital download)
and
Spotify • Deezer • Tidal (streaming)
There’s a time to accumulate and a time to sort out, both inside and outside.
armaud put her life into order by writing her songs: all the tracks from ‘How to erase a plot‘ were inspired by moments she really faced. As already mentioned in the title, her writing has been a cleansing process allowing her to clean parts of her own plot.
To erase a story means to make room for a fresh new start while becoming aware of the mistakes already done.
Not really faults, rather than bad habits each one of us can change with just a little effort.
When listening to armaud her intimate touch stands out immediately so that it’s hard to imagine the right birth-moment of the songs: a room, a guitar and a strong dose of melancholy.
A delicate, lo-fi & dreampop (as well as sad pop and trip hop too) record full of bittersweet melodies tasting of an early Cat Power or a soothing PJ Harvey and where the refined arrangements remind us of Daughter atmospheres.
Ten enchanted songs that leave us with the chance of being surrended by thoughts and memories, floating in a suspended time.
«The subsequent nine tracks have given Lilies On Mars a quite stunning,
and often beautiful album. Sounding almost like an early 80s alternative synth album,
the girls have given the songs a truly modern twist.» – Louderthanwar
Lady Sometimes Records second full-length release
by Lilies In Mars
is now available on our official Bandcamp Store.
If you like it, you can order your physical one of the record in CD [handmade silky paper, includes a booklet + a hand printed bookmark with a downloading code] or VINYL [coming really soon! in a hand numbered, limited edition of 500, colour opaque white, downloading code]
Album is distributed worldwide via Cargo Records UK, so go check your local store!
Also available on
iTunes • Amazon • Google Play (digital download)
and
Spotify • Deezer • Tidal (streaming)
All songs on ‘∆GO‘ were written from edited improvisations and immediately recorded, whilst post production is also a key element in the whole creative process.
Retro-futurist, psychedelic and cosmic pop elements are accentuated on this record. At times uplifting, at times drone- and Kraut-like. They are strongly influenced by primitive electronic experimentalists and pioneers such as Delia Derbyshire and Daphne Oram of The BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
The title ‘∆GO‘ symbolises the retro-futurist concept; without context the word becomes abstract and helps to weave together the past and future (AGO also means needle in Italian). It can be read as AGO as used in story telling of times ‘long ago’ or as A GO, as if giving a go at something new in the future. Equally, the lines of Lisa and Marina’s distorted silhouettes on both album cover artwork and ‘Dancing Star’ video, inspired by Rutt-Etra-Izer, provides a visual representation.