Name: Tall Firs - Prize (Scrawl cover) by tallfirs in pühapäev
Duration: 2 min 58 s
Description: Tall Firs and Scrawl play I'll Be Your Mirror in New York City this September 21st-23rd. Info/tickets: http://www.atpfestival.com/events/ibymusa2012.php

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Thirteen Thirtyfive. Taken from Dillon's upcoming debut album out on Bpitch Control on the week of 11th of November. 

Thirteen Thirtyfive

♥♥♥ Premiered by Interview Magazine last month (http://bit.ly/KGhiv2) here is the Blood Orange reinterpretation of "Never Let Me Go". ♥♥♥

Never Let Me Go (Cover Feat. Florence Welch)

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Taken By Trees - "Dreams" off the album Other Worlds. Out October 6, 2012. 

Dreams

Taken By Trees - "Dreams"

Tall Firs and Scrawl play I'll Be Your Mirror in New York City this September 21st-23rd. Info/tickets: http://www.atpfestival.com/events/ibymusa2012.php

Tall Firs - Prize (Scrawl cover)

Overture is taken from Patrick Wolf's new album 'Sundark and Riverlight,'  a very personal collection of songs from Patricks extensive 10 year career.  A selection of tracks from Lycanthropy, Wind In the Wires, The Magic Position, The Bachelor, Lupercalia and Brumalia, rearranged and recorded acoustically at Peter Gabriels Real World Studios. 

Patrick’s vocal sings out against the backdrop of his musicianship on Celtic Harp, Harpsichord/spinet, Grand Piano, Baritone Ukulele, Mountain Dulcimer and Viola and he is joined by a guest musicians on double bass, bodhrum drum, musical saw, guitar and Woodwind and String Quartets. Also featuring international spoken word contributions from fans on Bermondsey Street.

Patrick starts an extensive world tour August 29th in Londons Old Vic Theatre.  Continuing onto Australia, USA and than back to Europe for dates in Germany, Italy , Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, France and the UK with touring in many more territories planned to continue into 2013 followed by Festival performances Summer 2013.

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Free limited edition fanzine with all Vinyl & CD pre-orders.

Fanzine, made by Patrick, features drawings, unseen photographs and stories behind all the songs and productions.

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Overture

Tall Firs: 21 years of saditude; Third album 'Out Of It And Into It' forthcoming

Dave Mies and Aaron Mullan have been pals since junior high school. Starting in 1990, they literally taught each other how to play guitar, wood-shedding shoulder to shoulder. The first complete tune they could ever play start to finish was the Circle Jerks' 'Beat Me Senseless'; soon afterward they took on Mississippi... John Hurt's 'Payday'. Today they continue to refine a creole guitar language that is pretty much a two-man weave between those same disparate destinations.

After high school, the boys went in different directions for a while. Aaron was an early collaborator of freeform drum hero Chris Corsano; Dave fronted Baltimore band Blue Condors backed by Emo legends Colin Seven (Universal Order of Armeggedon) and Monica DiGialleonardo (Moss Icon). The 'Firs reconnected in NYC in late 2001, where they recorded their self-titled debut. Released on Thurston Moore's Ecstatic Peace!; 'Tall Firs' was a country-smeared and stripped-down work of song writing and atmosphere that fit in somewhere between the grungy nineties and the dust bowl of the nineteen thirties. The album that followed, 'To Old To die Young' included the addition of Ryan Sawyer on the drum stool, and produced the decidedly more rock-o'-clock feel of a fully electric outfit.

In 2009 Tall Firs fell in love with another band and spent the year on a resulting collaboration called Glass Rock. The band then took most of 2010 off, while Aaron toured playing bass in Hallogallo with Michael Rother and Steve Shelley. They got back down to business in early 2011 to complete a new LP titled 'Out of It and Into it'

For 'Out of It and Into It' the fellas go back to their guitar duo origins. It's sort of like if country blues never detoured through Chicago on its way to Electric Avenue, or like two people playing Gamelan melodies on the same piano whilst narrating the end of the world in loose harmony. This one calls back to the desolate spaces and warm places introduced on their first disc, while capturing a spirit of adventure and brutal honesty not seen from these guys to date.

Over the past 10 years the Firs have shared stages with Thurston Moore, Silver Apples, Jeff Mangum, Shellac, Awesome Color, Emily Haines, Sonic Youth, Stephen Malkmus and The Jicks, Magic Markers, Kurt Vile, Celebration and a host of others.

A selection of press to impress:

"In gems like "The Breeze" and "The Woods," their duo vocals are moody, without squawking in that already dated freak-folk style; the guitars are occasionally colored by chimes, organ and brushed drums. "Go Whiskey" has the high, lonesome shiver of an old Townes Van Zandt record, except without any obvious country affectations. If your idea of staying warm on a winter night is a bottle of bourbon and a bleak memory, Tall Firs will make excellent company." Rolling Stone

"If Sonic Youth is the primordial, towering redwood forest of the indie noise-pop landscape, then underground NYC electric folk-duo the Tall Firs are the newly rising evergreens nestled at the foot of them." Harp

"[T]hese songs possess a sense of simmering tension, where lugubrious lyricism and instrumental drift do not detract from a poised delivery and a subtle but thoughtful use of contrasting shades. The acoustic-electric interplay suggests a kind of rootless, melodic modernity..." The Wire

"Tall Firs are brimming with an earnest beauty and win through, most notably on the sublime 'Go Whiskey' where the guitar sounds as though it was recorded in another, more stately century." Q