Sean Hayes - Powerful Stuff

Shakey Graves - Dearly Departed (FluxFM Session)

Heart It Races (Dr. Dog)

A year on from their critically lauded album ‘Negativity’ and on the cusp of their ten year anniversary as a band, Deer Tick are returning to Europe where they will be touring with The Gaslight Anthem. 

To celebrate their milestone anniversary of 10 years as a band, the Rhode Island quintet have planned a six night residency at Brooklyn Bowl in NYC, starting December 26 and ending on New Year's Eve, where the band will perform five of their favourite band’s records from start to finish and culminate the celebrations on New Year’s Eve with a fan-selected set of 25 Deer Tick songs. 

The band have put together a playlist of their songs to cover their ten year existence as Deer Tick. Of the selection process, John explains:

“I think these songs do a good job of balancing the songwriting, musicianship, and restlessness of Deer Tick. They also highlight the fact that over the past 10 years, Deer Tick has finally eased into becoming a full-fledged band, with permanent members and everything!

For full details on shows and tickets head to deertickmusic.com/tour

Baltimore Blues No. 1 - (taken from the album 'War Elephant')

chill out, dreamy, relax, male vocals, original music, lyrics: angelle wings, mixed with suno AI

in my dreams

Stream & Download "Ivory Castanets"  - http://catclyde.lnk.to/ic

Watch the official video: https://youtu.be/gqXdU1IK2JI

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Engineered & mixed by Patrick Fockler. 
Recorded at EMAC Recording Studios & Osbourne Studios. 
Mastered by Rob Nation. 
Produced by Dave Martin, Cat Clyde & Patrick Fockler. 
Artwork by Oleander Fox. 
Vocals/Guitar - Cat Clyde. 
Guitar/Keyboard/Bass - Patrick Fockler. 
Saxophone - Zac Sedlar. 
Drums - Andrew Fockler. 
Bass on "Like A Wave' by Steve Clark. 

All songs written by Cat Clyde.

Mama Said

Juniper

Toussaint Morrison wrote the 1st verse for Baby Gots Venom in winter of 2014 and then, being the well-practiced self-saboteur he is, he stopped writing out of fear. Getting around to the spirit of Lesser Restoration, his soon-to-be-released debut album, Morrison befriends all his ghosts whether they be welcoming or not. Baby Gots Venom is no exception, and although it has disguised itself in the stripped down niceties of guitar, hand claps, and Morrison palming a plastic lid as a kick drum, listen closely and you’ll hear the new single for what it truly is: a neurotic dance on a one-way cyclical track. Whether the choreographed steps are cycling upwards or downwards, we’ll leave that to your own assessment.
Produced by Toussaint’s former bandmate from The Blend, Edward Folly on guitar, and his Phantom Menace, Dr. Wylie on everything else, Baby Gots Venom puts forth the best of Morrison in an unholy cabal of rap & soul shouting. Coming around to finish writing the song over 2 years later, it would be the highest deception to say this tune is “fresh”. Instead, it would be more appropriate to market this as “barrel-aged”.

Sean Hayes - Powerful Stuff

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