NEW ALBUM https://bfan.link/candy-jars-mysteries
"Undeniably sweet, sexy and psychedelic" (EARMILK)
MINI DOCU series: Youtube http://bit.ly/2tiJT7A
"The missing link between The Black Keys and The White Stripes" (Bitchslap Magazine)
"A whole lot of energy going on here" (Indie Shuffle)
"Fist-pumping screamer" (Vulture)


Widely praised for their timeless, gritty and genre-smashing approach to song craft, Venice-based The Great Escape is a trio comprised of Kristian Nord (drums, bass, production), Malte Hagemeister (guitars, production) – both originally from Hamburg, Germany –, and Cambridge-born singer Ingrid Andersson.
Dropping in January 2017, sophomore full-length “Universe In Bloom” takes the raw energy and stomping confidence of their self-titled predecessor to the next level with massive hooks and catchy tunes beyond genre that could have been recorded at any point in the last 50 years. Their eponymous, selfproduced
debut album was released in 2014 and received much critical acclaim; Popdose called it “the best modern post-sunshine-pop record in years.”
Heavy-hitting “I Can’t Resist,” centerpiece and lead single of the new full-length, perfectly showcases the raw energy and stomping confidence that lies at the core of these gems: dirty vintage hooks caught on the fly, minimalist riffs shot from the hip and topped off with a truly stunning female voice.
Their first video breaks the mold and sees them pay tribute to various unsung heroes that inspired them along the way: an older generation of folks who followed their hearts and stuck to their passions. Based on a series of in-depth interviews, the epic video follows a number of true individuals that are well advanced in years - from early 70s up to 96 years old - but haven't lost the ardor and passion for whatever they chose to dedicate their lives to: Martial arts, dancing, surfing, traveling. (Watch the video and full interviews http://bit.ly/2djoKlh)

Our debut album is out now!

http://ffm.to/Wilderado

mgmt: chris@ignition.co.uk
booking: deaton@caa.com

The ghost town of Goodnight, Texas sits halfway between the homes of San Francisco's Avi Vinocur and North Carolina's Patrick Dyer Wolf, whose transcontinental collaboration has taken on the name of its geographic midpoint. After meeting in San Francisco and learning each other's melodies, the pair of songwriters found their stylistic midpoint amidst old wooden instruments and a vision of late nineteenth century blue collar America - a grittier, simpler, more mysterious world full of raw pain and beauty. 

The band's debut LP A Long Life of Living breathes fascination with the fading memory of generations in our country's patchwork of opportunity, immigration, and tragedy, and muses on our own era's place in the story. Vinocur's deep ancestral roots in the Appalachian hills of western Maryland are alive in songs like "Jesse Got Trapped In A Coal Mine," a mandolin-driven elegy for a doomed young fiancé. The song is at once heavy, dusty, and so catchy as to be instantly memorable. Wolf's lyrical wistfulness echoes his recent migrations from Northeast to West to South. He  reflects on the fleetingness and importance of life's minutia in "Car Parts and Linens," staring eternity in the face from a porch rocking chair and drawing on North Carolina's stylistic petri dish on the album's terminal ballad. 

While they are clearly different writers, the Wolf/Vinocur venn diagram is consistently compelling. Together with Bobby Kendall, Alex Nash and sometimes others, Goodnight, Texas has the dynamic range of a ragged orchestra and a story that will stand the test of time.

Ohio boys, making beautiful noise⁣ 
'Copper Changes Color' out now: https://caamp.lnk.to/CopperChangesColor

Listen to our debut album "Sentimental Porno" on Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/album/0gqd5J8F5nKG7LXpgmLH4W?si=ZiRQBSj8S1Swl8hH-99EEA

iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/speak-politely-single/id1258222717

Our new album 'bones' is out on 9/26! "Dang" and "100 Summers” out now 🌟🐶

two high school friends making music

Management:
Björn Deparade (bjoern@wasted-talent.com)

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