Roll The Bones X

The Seal Hunter

Sticks and Stones

Every Time I Drink

Dovetail

Rainy Day Girl

Life Of Sin - BBC Music Tepee at Glastonbury

Good God's Urge

Freeway

"Call It What It Is" is due out April 8, 2016.

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Call It What It Is

There's No Leaving Now

Wind and Walls

We cannot forget the Wolfs, Campions, Dyers, Vinocurs, Padians, Knights, nor Lester Wisner, Kelly McFarling, Tim Marcus, & our beloved Boondoggle, all of whom guided us with steady hand/paw. And furthermore, these gentlemen wish to express their humble gratitude to Jeff Yeager for resurrecting the machine that contained these recordings.
credits
released October 2, 2012 

The Authors: 
No. 1, 3, 4, 8, 10 by Avi Vinocur (Seriously Serious Songs (ASCAP)) 
No. 2, 5, 9, 11 by Patrick Dyer Wolf (Porch Couch Songs (ASCAP)) 
No. 6 by Avi Vinocur, Spence Koehler, Shannon Koehler, Aaron Mort 
No. 7 by Avi Vinocur and Patrick Dyer Wolf (Seriously Serious Songs/ Porch Couch Songs (ASCAP)) 

The Performers: 
A. VInocur - Vocal, Mandolin, Guitar, Banjo, Drums 
P. D. Wolf - Vocal, Guitar, Banjo, Drums, Bass 
Jonathan Kirchner - Upright bass 
Andrew Laubacher - Drums, Percussion 

Kelly McFarling - Vocal 
Tim Marcus - Pedal Steel Guitar, Milk 
Max Miller-Loran - Trumpet 
Matthew Lindsay, Brent Stratton, Ryan Cox, Melissa Rakowitz, Alexei Wajchman, Alex Nash, Misha Khalikulov, Max Miller-Loran, J. Kirchner and Micah Dubreuil lent their voices to "The Railroad." 
A. Wajchman and M. Miller-Loran sang and created a general ruckus on "Plan of Attack." 

The Technicians 
Recorded by A. Vinocur in his apartment in San Francisco, CA 
Mixed by Scott McDowell at Hyde St. Studio C in San Francisco, CA 
Mastered by John Cuniberti in Oakland, CA 

The Artists 
Wet plate collodion photographs of Goodnight, Texas by David Bornfriend. 
1860's tintype photographs of unknown people by unknown photographers are from Avi's collection. 
Album art design by Matthew Fleming.

Meet Me By The Smokestack

Jess Cornelius, the New Zealand-born, Australian-raised, and now Los Angeles-based singer and songwriter, has an intense desire for personal authenticity, which is reflected in her songs as they explore womanhood, relationships, ageing and existence, all delivered through her startling voice. 

“No Difference” was written in Melbourne before moving to Los Angeles while trying to navigate everything going on in her life. The song is part self-help mantra, part blind fatalism. Its video, directed by Thomas Hyland, was filmed in a bathroom in Melbourne and features friends and acquaintances of Cornelius. 

“We wanted to introduce the water element because of its cleansing/rebirthing properties, but water is also destructive, and the image of someone wearing a white suit in a full bathtub implies someone slightly unhinged,” says Cornelius. “We wanted to expand on this idea of rebirth by showing all these women having miniature moments of self-reckoning, which is what I feel people often do in the bathroom. We use the bathroom—and the bathroom mirror—to collect ourselves, to recover, to psych ourselves up, to escape, to self destruct, to castigate ourselves, to tally up our worth, to make deals with ourselves, to re-evaluate, to preen and primp and steel ourselves.”

WATCH “NO DIFFERENCE” VIDEO -
https://youtu.be/XYDbx6L2Wuk

After releasing three critically acclaimed albums with her Melbourne-based band Teeth & Tongue, Cornelius sought out a more personal project. She began performing and recording under her own name, releasing the “Nothing Is Lost” EP (Dot Dash/Remote Control) in 2017. “No Difference” is the first new music Cornelius has released since then. 

Recorded and mixed by Tony Buchen at 64 Sound in Los Angeles in July 2018
Drums - Steven Urgo
Bass -Ryan Weinstein
Guitars and vocals - Jess
Additional guitars, keys, synths, melodica - Tony Buchen

Cover art by Jacob Gardner
Photography by Rachel 'Pony' Cassells

Jess Cornelius

No Difference

Every Time I Drink

Lukas Nelson And Promise Of The Real