Anacrónico

Algo No Muere Si Uno lo Mantiene Vivo

Soufflé

El Blues del Millennial (De Andar por Casa)

Rasca y Gana

Tim Moxam - Live In The Bedroom

Coming out November 4th on "Flux" via Nevado Records

Close Talker - Burnstick

Close Talker's new album "Flux" will be released on November 4th via Nevado Music - more info www.closetalker.ca // www.nevadomusic.com

Close Talker - Heads

Bahamas - Already Yours

Leif Vollebekk - In The Morning

Brand new song from Close Talker's upcoming album "Flux" available in North America on November 4th!

CLOSE TALKER – UPCOMING TOUR DATES – 2014
October 16 – The Slice, Lethbridge, AB
October 25 – Prairieland Park, Saskatoon, SK
November 12 – Piano’s, New York, NY
November 13 – Spikehill, Brooklyn, NY
November 14 – The Garrison, Toronto, ON (http://on.fb.me/1suMbYa)
November 17 – The Casbah, Hamilton, ON
November 18 – Clark Hall Queens University, Kingston, ON
November 19 – Mavericks, Ottawa, ON*
November 20 – La Source, Quebec City, QC
November 21 – O Patro Vys, Montreal, QC (M For Montreal)
November 25 – Hotel Café, Los Angeles, CA
November 26 – Hotel Utah, San Francisco, CA
November 29 – Biltmore Cabaret, Vancouver, BC
November 30 – White Eagle, Portland, OR
December 01 – Rendezvous, Seattle, WA
December 02 – Lucky Bar, Victoria, BC
December 03 – Habitat, Kelowna, BC
December 05 – The Palomino Smokehouse, Calgary, AB
December 06 – The Starlite, Edmonton, AB
December 11 – The Exchange, Regina, SK
December 12 – Capitol Music Club, Saskatoon, SK
* w/ High Ends

Close Talker - For The Sun

Jordan Klasssen's new single out November 18 in North America and November 24th in the UK. On Tour Now (Dates Below)

Nov 15 - New Westminster, Canada @ Massey Theatre
Nov 20 - Los Angeles @ Hotel Cafe w/ Mirel Wagner
Nov 21 - San Francisco @ Neck Of The Woods
Nov 27 - Vancouver @ TELUS Street Festival
Nov 30 - Portland @ White Eagle
Dec 4 - Berlin @ Grüner Salon
Dec 5 - Hannover - Lux
Dec 6 - Köln - Die Wohngemeinschaft
Dec 7 - Münster - Pension Schmidt
Dec 8 - Hamburg - Molotow
Dec 10 - Leipzig - Wärmehalle
Dec 11 - Göttingen - Nörgelbuff
Dec 12 -  Erlangen - E Werk
Dec 16 - London, The Waiting Room
Dec 17 - Lausanne, Switzerland - Bleu Lézard
Dec 18 - Nyon, Switzerland - La Parenthèse
Dec 19 - Biel, Switzerland - étage
Dec 20 - Aarau, Switzerland - Tuchlaube

Jordan Klassen - Firing Squad

This cover of HAIM's "Falling" is the B-Side to Jordan Klasssen's new single "Firing Squad" single out November 18 in North America and November 24th in the UK. On Tour Now (Dates Below).

Nov 15 - New Westminster, Canada @ Massey Theatre
Nov 20 - Los Angeles @ Hotel Cafe w/ Mirel Wagner
Nov 21 - San Francisco @ Neck Of The Woods
Nov 27 - Vancouver @ TELUS Street Festival
Nov 30 - Portland @ White Eagle
Dec 4 - Berlin @ Grüner Salon
Dec 5 - Hannover - Lux
Dec 6 - Köln - Die Wohngemeinschaft
Dec 7 - Münster - Pension Schmidt
Dec 8 - Hamburg - Molotow
Dec 10 - Leipzig - Wärmehalle
Dec 11 - Göttingen - Nörgelbuff
Dec 12 -  Erlangen - E Werk
Dec 17 - Lausanne, Switzerland - Bleu Lézard
Dec 16 - London, The Waiting Room
Dec 18 - Nyon, Switzerland - La Parenthèse
Dec 19 - Biel, Switzerland - étage
Dec 20 - Aarau, Switzerland - Tuchlaube

Falling (HAIM cover)

"Maybe It's No Secret" is from The Wooden Sky's upcoming world wide release of "Let's Be Ready" on Nevado Music. 

Upcoming shows:
5/18: Los Angeles, CA @ School Night at Bardot
5/19: San Diego @ Seven Grand
5/20: Santa Ana @ Constellation Room w/ San Fermin
7/24-7/26: Seattle, WA @ Capitol Hill Block Party
w/ TV on The Radio, The Kills, Built To Spill & More

The Wooden Sky have announced their highly anticipated fourth album Lets Be Ready, out 6/16 via Nevado Music. This release marks the start of new beginnings, as the tireless roots rockers conceived the album amidst a time of many changes while they parted ways with one of the groups founding members. In order to give each song a unique perspective and to encapsulate their raw live energy, the band, alongside producer Chris Stringer (Timbre Timbre, Ohbijou) decided to record the album across various studios throughout Toronto.

The album opens with the upbeat track “Saturday Night”, which combines shimmering guitar melodies over heart heavy lyrics. “Baby Hold On” offers up the bands stylistic dexterity as it shifts from folk to country and back again, while singer Gavin Gardiner’s soulful draw is supported by the bands gospel-like backing harmonies. “Shake For Me” starts off slowly and continues to build as it finally peaks with the last minute swirling into a wash of guitars and drums. The first single “Maybe It’s No Secret” showcases the band’s raw live energy while lyrically dealing with the hardships and nomadic lifestyle of being in a touring band.

The Wooden Sky draw on both thoughts of the past as well as what lies ahead as Lets Be Ready marks a step forward for the band. Be sure to catch them live in Southern California this May ahead of the album release, and stay tuned for more chances to experience the band’s most dynamic and confident album to date on a stage near you.

For more information on The Wooden Sky, contact:
Sarah Avrin, sarah@girlie.com, 212-989-2222 x136
Jeff Apruzzese, jeff@girlie.com, 212-989-2222 x112

The Wooden Sky - Maybe It's No Secret

Close Talker - Perth

GROUNDERS' new album will be available May 12 in North America, July in UK/EU. Tour dates coming soon!

“Where do you go? Waiting around, where do you go from here?” wonders the chorus of “Secret Friend,” the first single from GROUNDERS’ debut self-titled LP.

With a dreamy, reverb-drenched intro, the song drifts alongside layers of wobbly arpeggiated synth lines and space-age guitar melodies. It’s the opening track, and it’s also a fitting intro to GROUNDERS. It shimmers and gleams, but there’s a scrappy, stripped-back undertone that chips away at any polish. For every catchy hook and lush arrangement throughout the album there’s a woozy counterpoint that keeps things slightly off-kilter.

Where do you go from here? Into the weird and wonderful pop world of GROUNDERS.

This spring, the Toronto-based band – Andrew Davis (vocals and guitar), Daniel Busheikin (keyboards), Mike Searle (Bass) and Evan Lewis (guitar) – will release their first full-length album, a collection of dense and intricate pop music under the gauzy veil of krautrock and psychedelia. In the time between releasing the Wreck of a Smile EP in 2013 and laying demos for their debut album, GROUNDERS rediscovered their love for classic pop music, an appreciation that had waned over the years as they became obsessed with circumventing the conventional. They listened to pop staples like David Bowie and Devo, and revisited old favourites like Velvet Underground, Neu and the Zombies. When GROUNDERS finally came up for air, they had a newfound love for pop and a glut of ideas for a debut LP.

Meanwhile, Meditation for Dummies and David Lynch’s self-help guide Catching the Big Fish, on transcendental meditation and the creative process, were passed around the van while touring through North America. As Davis’s interest in meditation increased, his lyrics began to reflect his search for serenity and inner peace.

The album came to life in two distinct spaces: Davis’s bedroom in Toronto’s sleepy High Park neighbourhood; and a spacious two-car garage packed with vintage gear from various pawn shops and second-hand stores across the country.

After recruiting DIANA’s Kieran Adams to handle drums, the band headed into the studio with longtime pal Marcel Ramagnano (Born Ruffians, Absolutely Free) to record. Months of tracking, tinkering and layering later, GROUNDERS enlisted the incomparable David Newfeld (Broken Social Scene, Holy Fuck) to give each song the bombastic, fried analog treatment he’s become known for.

First single "Secret Friend" sounds like a bleached and sunbaked Zombies; “Vyvanse,” which yes, is named after the ADHD drug, contains a lilting guitar riff that’ll break your heart; “Pull It Over Me” careens into the dreamy ether courtesy of a wistful cyclical guitar that’s the epitome of a lazy summer’s day; “No Ringer” is a wobbly Silver Apples trance doused in a saxophone freak-out; "Fool's Banquet" sparkles like early Broadcast flooded by constant glistening waves of pleasure. After cross-country tours, an acclaimed debut EP and a David Lynch-inspired spiritual journey, GROUNDERS have finally come of age.

GROUNDERS - No Ringer

“Where do you go? Waiting around, where do you go from here?” wonders the chorus of “Secret Friend,” the first single from GROUNDERS’ debut self-titled LP. 

With a dreamy, reverb-drenched intro, the song drifts alongside layers of wobbly arpeggiated synth lines and space-age guitar melodies. It’s the opening track, and it’s also a fitting intro to GROUNDERS. It shimmers and gleams, but there’s a scrappy, stripped-back undertone that chips away at any polish. For every catchy hook and lush arrangement throughout the album there’s a woozy counterpoint that keeps things slightly off-kilter. 

Where do you go from here? Into the weird and wonderful pop world of GROUNDERS.  

This spring, the Toronto-based band – Andrew Davis (vocals and guitar), Daniel Busheikin (keyboards), Mike Searle (Bass) and Evan Lewis (guitar) – will release their first full-length album, a collection of dense and intricate pop music under the gauzy veil of krautrock and psychedelia.   In the time between releasing the Wreck of a Smile EP in 2013 and laying demos for their debut album, GROUNDERS rediscovered their love for classic pop music, an appreciation that had waned over the years as they became obsessed with circumventing the conventional. They listened to pop staples like David Bowie and Devo, and revisited old favourites like Velvet Underground, Neu and the Zombies. When GROUNDERS finally came up for air, they had a newfound love for pop and a glut of ideas for a debut LP.  

Meanwhile, Meditation for Dummies and David Lynch’s self-help guide Catching the Big Fish, on transcendental meditation and the creative process, were passed around the van while touring through North America. As Davis’s interest in meditation increased, his lyrics began to reflect his search for serenity and inner peace. 

The album came to life in two distinct spaces: Davis’s bedroom in Toronto’s sleepy High Park neighbourhood; and a spacious two-car garage packed with vintage gear from various pawn shops and second-hand stores across the country. 

After recruiting DIANA’s Kieran Adams to handle drums, the band headed into the studio with longtime pal Marcel Ramagnano (Born Ruffians, Absolutely Free) to record. Months of tracking, tinkering and layering later, GROUNDERS enlisted the incomparable David Newfeld (Broken Social Scene, Holy Fuck) to give each song the bombastic, fried analog treatment he’s become known for.   

First single "Secret Friend" sounds like a bleached and sunbaked Zombies; “Vyvanse,” which yes, is named after the ADHD drug, contains a lilting guitar riff that’ll break your heart; “Pull It Over Me” careens into the dreamy ether courtesy of a wistful cyclical guitar that’s the epitome of a lazy summer’s day; “No Ringer” is a wobbly Silver Apples trance doused in a saxophone freak-out; "Fool's Banquet" sparkles like early Broadcast flooded by constant glistening waves of pleasure.  After cross-country tours, an acclaimed debut EP and a David Lynch-inspired spiritual journey, GROUNDERS have finally come of age.


GROUNDERS - Fool's Banquet

GROUNDERS' new album will be available May 12.

“Where do you go? Waiting around, where do you go from here?” wonders the chorus of “Secret Friend,” the first single from GROUNDERS’ debut self-titled LP. 

With a dreamy, reverb-drenched intro, the song drifts alongside layers of wobbly arpeggiated synth lines and space-age guitar melodies. It’s the opening track, and it’s also a fitting intro to GROUNDERS. It shimmers and gleams, but there’s a scrappy, stripped-back undertone that chips away at any polish. For every catchy hook and lush arrangement throughout the album there’s a woozy counterpoint that keeps things slightly off-kilter. 

Where do you go from here? Into the weird and wonderful pop world of GROUNDERS.  

This spring, the Toronto-based band – Andrew Davis (vocals and guitar), Daniel Busheikin (keyboards), Mike Searle (Bass) and Evan Lewis (guitar) – will release their first full-length album, a collection of dense and intricate pop music under the gauzy veil of krautrock and psychedelia.   In the time between releasing the Wreck of a Smile EP in 2013 and laying demos for their debut album, GROUNDERS rediscovered their love for classic pop music, an appreciation that had waned over the years as they became obsessed with circumventing the conventional. They listened to pop staples like David Bowie and Devo, and revisited old favourites like Velvet Underground, Neu and the Zombies. When GROUNDERS finally came up for air, they had a newfound love for pop and a glut of ideas for a debut LP.  

Meanwhile, Meditation for Dummies and David Lynch’s self-help guide Catching the Big Fish, on transcendental meditation and the creative process, were passed around the van while touring through North America. As Davis’s interest in meditation increased, his lyrics began to reflect his search for serenity and inner peace. 

The album came to life in two distinct spaces: Davis’s bedroom in Toronto’s sleepy High Park neighbourhood; and a spacious two-car garage packed with vintage gear from various pawn shops and second-hand stores across the country. 

After recruiting DIANA’s Kieran Adams to handle drums, the band headed into the studio with longtime pal Marcel Ramagnano (Born Ruffians, Absolutely Free) to record. Months of tracking, tinkering and layering later, GROUNDERS enlisted the incomparable David Newfeld (Broken Social Scene, Holy Fuck) to give each song the bombastic, fried analog treatment he’s become known for.   

First single "Secret Friend" sounds like a bleached and sunbaked Zombies; “Vyvanse,” which yes, is named after the ADHD drug, contains a lilting guitar riff that’ll break your heart; “Pull It Over Me” careens into the dreamy ether courtesy of a wistful cyclical guitar that’s the epitome of a lazy summer’s day; “No Ringer” is a wobbly Silver Apples trance doused in a saxophone freak-out; "Fool's Banquet" sparkles like early Broadcast flooded by constant glistening waves of pleasure.  After cross-country tours, an acclaimed debut EP and a David Lynch-inspired spiritual journey, GROUNDERS have finally come of age.


GROUNDERS - Secret Friend

More info: www.nevadomusic.com // www.huskysongs.com

Australia's Husky are excited to announce the forthcoming release of their sophomore album. Entitled Ruckers Hill it will be released on June 2 via Nevado Music and is their first for the label. 
 
Husky are also happy to share the title track which is named for a spot where the band's Husky Gawenda used to look out over the city with a particular girl on his arm. It's a song about memory and identity, like much of the album.  The song debuted via Consequence of Sound earlier today who said "the song itself fittingly opens with a strong sense of nostalgia, evoked by sobering harmonies and light guitar strums. Halfway through, though, the track is offset by a rush of dynamic drums, which effectively transform the whole affair into an upbeat celebration of bygone memories." 

Husky - Ruckers Hill

Husky's lead single from their upcoming album "Ruckers Hill" available June 2nd in North America via Nevado Music.

 For more info visit us at www.nevadomusic.com and www.huskysongs.com

Husky - Saint Joan

Husky - I'm Not coming Back

From Husky's upcoming release of "Ruckers Hill", available June 2 in North America.

For more info visit us at www.nevadomusic.com and www.huskysongs.com

Husky - Mirror

Husky's new album Ruckers Hill will be available June 2, 2015

Husky - Drunk

GROUNDERS' debut album will be available in North America on May 12, 2015.

“Where do you go? Waiting around, where do you go from here?” wonders the chorus of “Secret Friend,” the first single from GROUNDERS’ debut self-titled LP. 
With a dreamy, reverb-drenched intro, the song drifts alongside layers of wobbly arpeggiated synth lines and space-age guitar melodies. It’s the opening track, and it’s also a fitting intro to GROUNDERS . It shimmers and gleams, but there’s a scrappy, stripped-back undertone that chips away at any polish. For every catchy hook and lush arrangement throughout the album there’s a woozy counterpoint that keeps things slightly off-kilter. 
Where do you go from here? Into the weird and wonderful pop world of GROUNDERS. 
This spring, the Toronto-based band – Andrew Davis (vocals and guitar), Daniel Busheikin (keyboards), Mike Searle (Bass) and Evan Lewis (guitar) – will release their first full-length album, a collection of dense and intricate pop music under the gauzy veil of krautrock and psychedelia. In the time between releasing the Wreck of a Smile EP in 2013 and laying demos for their debut album, GROUNDERS rediscovered their love for classic pop music, an appreciation that had waned over the years as they became obsessed with circumventing the conventional. They listened to pop staples like David Bowie and Devo, and revisited old favourites like Velvet Underground, Neu and the Zombies. When GROUNDERS finally came up for air, they had a newfound love for pop and a glut of ideas for a debut LP. 
Meanwhile, Meditation for Dummies and David Lynch’s self-help guide Catching the Big Fish, on transcendental meditation and the creative process, were passed around the van while touring through North America. As Davis’s interest in meditation increased, his lyrics began to reflect his search for serenity and inner peace.

The album came to life in two distinct spaces: Davis’s bedroom in Toronto’s sleepy High Park neighbourhood; and a spacious two-car garage packed with vintage gear from various pawn shops and second-hand stores across the country.

After recruiting DIANA’s Kieran Adams to handle drums, the band headed into the studio with longtime pal Marcel Ramagnano (Born Ruffians, Absolutely Free) to record. Months of tracking, tinkering and layering later, GROUNDERS enlisted the incomparable David Newfeld (Broken Social Scene, Holy Fuck) to give each song the bombastic, fried analog treatment he’s become known for. First single "Secret Friend" sounds like a bleached and sun-baked Zombies; “Vyvanse,” which yes, is named after the ADHD drug, contains a lilting guitar riff that’ll break your heart; “Pull It Over Me” careens into the dreamy ether courtesy of a wistful cyclical guitar that’s the epitome of a lazy summer’s day; “No Ringer” is a wobbly Silver Apples trance doused in a saxophone freak-out; "Fool's Banquet" sparkles like early Broadcast flooded by constant glistening waves of pleasure. After cross-country tours, an acclaimed debut EP and a David Lynch-inspired spiritual journey, GROUNDERS have finally come of age.

GROUNDERS - Drawing Space

From Husky's upcoming release of "Ruckers Hill", available June 2 in North America.

Husky - Heartbeat

'Oh Donna' from the new album LOVISH by Library Voices. 
OUT NOV 6th on Nevado Music. 

Pre-order on iTunes and grab 'Oh Donna' instantly: 
http://smarturl.it/LVLovish

www.libraryvoices.com 
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Library Voices - Oh Donna

Over the past five years on the road as one third of Yukon Blonde, Brandon Wolfe Scott penned notebooks full of playful new-country ditties, purely for fun – writing songs under an alter ego named Dusty Summers. With the band on break between tours in 2013, Scott found himself revisiting those old notebooks and connecting with lyrics that he had once considered ‘a joke’.
 
Those ideas now make up The Postcard Writer EP, set for release on Nevado Records on January 15. “I ended up really loving some of the songs. So I decided to salvage them in a way that was more me, you know drop the low country voice that I was putting on and play them more like how I normally would. They were just nice songs, so I reworked the lyrics to make them sound less hokey and more meaningful.”

Heartless is the first single from the new record. 

Brandon Wolfe Scott - Heartless

'No Salesman' from the new album JAVELIN by Jordan Klassen
Single out Jan 22, 2016
LP out Feb 19, 2016

www.jordanklassen.com
www.nevadomusic.com
 


Jordan Klassen - No Salesman

'Gargoyles' by Jordan Klassen, from the new album JAVELIN
Out Feb 19, 2016 (Nevado Music)
iTunes: smarturl.it/JKJavelin

www.jordanklassenmusic.com
www.nevadomusic.com
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Jordan Klassen - Gargoyles

'The Sides And In Between' - The NEW album from Gringo Star.
OUT Aug 26, 2016 on Nevado Music. 

www.gringostar.net
www.nevadomusic.com

The Sides and In Between

Rotten

Gringo Star - Rotten

Jordan Klassen's Curses will be released March 3 2017 via Nevado Music. This is the title track from that album.

Jordan Klassen - Curses

From Jordan Klassen's upcoming new album Big Intruder out 9/22 via Nevado Music.
www.jordanklassenmusic.com

Big Intruder

Jordan Klassen - Housefly

Hunting covers Sparklehorse "Gold Day" for upcoming new album, due out via Nevado Music on November 1 2019. For more: http://ffm.to/hunting

Hunting -  Gold Day

From Emilie Mover's upcoming album, "Mighty Time" available April 2nd, 2013

Emilie Mover - Ride With The Tide

Pale Green Ghosts, the first single from John Grant's sophomore album of the same title, available via Nevado Records in Canada on May 14th 2013!

Pre-order now! www.nevadorecords.com
www.johngrantmusic.com

John Grant - Pale Green Ghosts

John Grant - GMF

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