All That We Asked For

All That We Asked For (Ben de Vries Calm Mix)

Featuring vocals by Lucy Stone ~

'I LOVE FISH' is out July 8th on Grind Select:
Purchase: pinebarons.bandcamp.com/album/i-love-fish

During the mixing process of Pine Barons' last album, Mirage on the Meadow, frontman and multi-instrumentalist Keith Abrams stumbled upon the music of cult favorite Japanese band, Fishmans (active throughout the late 80’s and 90’s) and fell in love with their peerless mix of dream pop, psychedelic rock, trip-hop and dub/reggae. Unable to speak the Japanese language himself, Abrams set out to discover what the lyrics actually meant, and with the help of a Japanese-speaking friend, came up with lyrical English interpretations of the late Shinji Sato’s words. After Sato’s copyright successor passed along his blessing to move forward, I LOVE FISH was officially born.

I LOVE FISH is a tribute album in the truest sense. Also produced and engineered in house, Pine Barons brings its own flavor to the arrangements and compositions that comprise nine Fishmans songs, including ambitious fan favorite, the 30-minute plus “LONG SEASON”, a song that has never been attempted as a cover before. The band paints a picture of recording that track, describing: "we built custom wind chimes out of glockenspiel tone bars, bells, forks and knives which were all hanging from the rim of a bike tire which hung from the ceiling. Two mics coming out the ears of a mannequin head which was placed beneath the spinning wind chimes were used to record it for a binaural effect."

Abrams recalls hearing Sato’s voice for the first time, noticing that “without even knowing what the lyrics were, I felt such a strong connection to the voice that sang them. It confirms to me the genuine beauty of that voice and how universal music truly is."

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Pine Barons - BABY BLUE

Once Upon A Weekend

I Didn't Know Your Name

Radiosoul

Drag

Over The Moon

Mr. Tucker

Written by Andy Taylor, John Nigel Taylor, Nick Rhodes, Roger Taylor, and Simon Le Bon
Published by Gloucester Place Music Limited
Originally performed by Duran Duran (https://duranduran.com)

Performed by Carol Pacey & the Honey Shakers (https://carolpaceyandthehoneyshakers.com): Carol Pacey (vocals) and Andy Borunda (acoustic guitar)
Recorded at Tempest Recording by Clarke Rigsby (https://tempestrecording.com)
Mastered at Vault Mastering by Nathan James (https://www.vaultmastering.com)

Wild Boys

Trouble

When nothing really matters
When it storms outside 
I’ll sing this song for you 
And when I’m feeling better
Under clear blue skies
It seems like nothing new 

It got me feeling, 
oh, oh, oh,
oh, lost 
Makes me believe I’m, 
oh, oh, oh, 
oh, lost  

There’re days I read your letter
Cause it burns inside
And I need to feel the truth 
Your words to keep me present
but they come alive
my heart still flies to you 

Oh, oh, oh, 
I’m alone
I’m wondering if you
oh, oh, oh
did you find your home?

A tree so full of lemons
but the juice inside 
it never tastes like you 
This bitter sweet like pressure 
makes the butterflies 
believe it’s summer too 

oh, oh, oh, 
oh, lost 
oh, oh, oh, 
oh, lost 

The butterflies are lost 
The butterflies are lost 
Do you believe in love?
I remember you never did so anyway

oh, oh, oh,
oh, lost  
oh, oh, oh,
oh, lost  
oh, oh, oh,
oh, lost  
oh, oh, oh,
oh, lost  

A tree so full of lemons, 
but the juice inside
it never tastes like you 
This bitter sweet like pressure 
makes the butterflies 
believe its summer too 

oh, oh, oh,
oh, lost  
oh, oh, oh,
oh, lost

More indie folk ✨

LNDE - Lost

Produced by Adam Pardey
Mixed by Hugo Meredith-Hardy

Lick your lips, you can taste
All the wasted embraces coming back but wait
There's a flavour I'd forgotten

There's a twist
All the sycophantic little shits
Getting dizzy dancing round a pit in a misty cemetery

Don't mind me, I've got nothing to say
Just a rusty time piece not even right two times a day
Don't mind me, I've got nothing to say
Just a rusty time piece not even right two times a day

Have a seat
Kettle's on
Put your feet up
Take a gun
And I'll be back to clean you up with a sunny disposition

Take offense at the notion of a truth that you can't spin into something that can prove all your predetermined fictions

Don't mind me, I've got nothing to say
Just a rusty time piece not even right two times a day
Don't mind me, I've got nothing to say
Just a rusty time piece not even right two times a day
Don't mind me, I've got nothing to say

Keep your stories short and your silence loud
So they don't find out
That you don't have a clue

Don't mind me, I've got nothing to say
Just a rusty time piece not even right two times a day
Don't mind me, I've got nothing to say
Just a rusty time piece not even right two times a day

Lick Your Lips

Forever

"Corella set the tone and the bar very high" - BBC Radio 1

"Widescreen indie blessed with emphatic ambition, the results speak for themselves" - Clash Magazine

Buzz phrases are often thrown around frivolously when it comes to new and emerging artists. However, when it comes to describing the immaculate rise of Manchester's CORELLA, applying them feels more than justified.

Performing together since meeting at university, the band's compliment - consisting of Joel Smith (vocals), Jack Taylor (guitar), Ben Henderson (bass) and James Fawcett (drums) - professes a message of youthful confidence in exploring what it is to grow up in the UK today, meting out the challenges thrown their way with a united front.

The music reflects this by blending gorgeously tropical indie-pop tones with emotive lyricism, alongside a stunning live performance that compliments the band's energised delivery beyond what one might consider possible given their young years.

These sentiments have earned them an ever-growing rapturous and loyal fanbase, resulting in numerous sold-out headline tours of the UK, and captivating appearances at the likes of Reading & Leeds, Latitude, Kendal Calling and Neighbourhood Festivals.

Now poised to release their debut album, off the back of a string of releases that have earned them millions of streams, and their biggest headline UK tour to-date announced for October 2023, the realisation of this bona fide North of the UK success story is only set to continue.

I Didn't Know Your Name

Corella

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