cafe' de mon

Dream Most Wild

Live at Worship

Don't Lie (Live)

We Love Vintage Music, Vol. 27

Goodnight Angel

There are no gnomes in Sweden 
No reports that anybody down there has ever seen them 
There are no gnomes in Sweden 
No reports that anybody down there has ever seen them  

No little hats, no jolly beards, or rotted teeth  
and not one child has ever been reported being eaten 
Not one child  

Just like there are no Fins there in Finland 
Now while at first that may sound grand,  
it's just because they've all been eaten by the hungry gnomes who aren't aren't in Sweden  

There are no gnomes in Sweden 
No reports that anybody down there has ever seen them  
(They've never seen them) 
There are no gnomes in Sweden 
No reports that anybody down there has ever seen them  
(They've never seen them)  

Now Viking is as Viking does 
and Vikings can't be beaten 
And as that is, it's most unwise 
to try to eat Norwegians 

But hungry gnomes they come and go, 
a belly-full they're feeding 
Pockets lined with Swedish gold, 
they nash their broken teeth and scold 
They lick their bloody lips and cry 
"we'll eat you up until you die"  

There are no gnomes in Sweden 
No reports that anybody down there has ever seen them  
(They've never seen them) 
There are no gnomes in Sweden 
No reports that anybody down there has ever seen them  
(They've never seen them)  
No little hats... no jolly beards...   

So if you're Swedish, rest assured, 
your bureaucrats have bought them all 
And logic tells us now that you certainly can't be Finnish 
So 'fore I finnish this tale of woe,  
if you're a Viking, maybe you'll take a liking to us  
and leave us alone now 
for we are the people laying low  
the not so tasty Danish if the truth be told. 
(the not so tasty Danish, the not so tasty Danish if the truth be told)  

There are no gnomes in Sweden 
No reports that anybody down there has ever seen them 
There are no gnomes in Sweden 
No reports that anybody down there has ever seen them  
No little hats... no jolly beards...

There Are No Gnomes In Sweden

(Too Tough To Die)

www.mattson2.com

Media inquiries: alyssa@riotactmedia.com

The Mattson 2 are pleased to announce their new full-length album, Agar. The new album finds the Mattsons striding into a new realm of sound that blends their signature jazz soundscapes with the ethereal sonic structures and haunting landscapes of improvisational Raga techniques. This time around, the Mattson 2 have gone deeper and darker, balancing a perfect ebb and tidal flow of sound to create something truly mesmerizing. In order to create the stunning musical journey of Agar, the Mattson 2 went to the studio with producer Thomas Campbell and the legendary John X Volaitis – who has worked with the likes of the Rolling Stones, David Bowie and Phoenix. And for the first time ever, the Mattson 2 recorded the album live in the studio, further adding to the exciting layers of improvisation and perfectly composed chaos via their inimitable drums, guitar, and loop based sound.

Mattson 2 - "Peaks of Yew"

Noble Beast

Not a Robot, But a Ghost

released November 15, 2011 

All songs written by Theo Katzman, except "Growing, Growing, Gone" written by Theo Katzman (Music) and Lee Katzman (Lyrics) 

All instruments and vocals performed by Theo Katzman, except for: 

Joe Dart: Fender Bass on "Called To Tell You," "Country Backroads" and the reprise of "I Feel Love (All The Time)" 
Woody Goss: Rhodes on "Country Backroads," and "White Picket Castle" 
Devin Kerr: Claps and Snaps, Shaker, Backing Vocals and Whistling on "Called To Tell You," Rhodes left hand Bass on "White Picket Castle," Piano on "Country Backroads," Percussion 
Joey Dosik: Piano on "White Picket Castle" and "Brooklyn," Mellotron on "I Feel Love (All The Time)" 
The West Deuce Kitchen Choir: Tyler Duncan, Jae Gerhart, Mike Shea, Hannah Winkler, Theo Katzman, and Julian Allen, sing backing vocals on "Brooklyn" and "I Feel Love (All The Time)" 

Produced by Theo Katzman and Devin Kerr 
Recorded at Good Hertz in Ann Arbor, Michigan 
Engineered by Devin Kerr and Theo Katzman 
Mixed and Mastered by Devin Kerr 
Additional Mixing by Tyler Duncan 
Assistant Engineer: Annlie Huang 
Piano Technician: Ron Torella 
Album photography by Christine Hucal (www.christinehucal.com) 
Graphic Design by Jack Stratton and Theo Katzman 
Album Layout Design by Jack Stratton

Called To Tell You

a song from my first album Summer/Autumn Recordings recorded in the garden - self released in the UK in 2004 and later released on Angel`s Egg in Japan. I now sell it as a CDR at shows and from my online shop http://rachaeldadd.blogspot.jp/p/shop_24.html

My Wealth That Is You

Rachael Dadd ~ Two Sisters

song from most recent album Bite The Mountain which I recorded in Japan

Rachael Dadd ~ Two Sisters

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