Selection of press quotes:

"...this album is bloomin brilliant. Love it. Can’t stop listening to it.
It is everything that’s fab about alt-country. Beautiful, carefully placed notes, multi-layered and excellently played instruments, strong, quirky vocals, and intelligent lyrics all combine to make this a genuinely satisfying musical experience"
Call Upon The Author

"…an expertly played bar room piano hunts notes beneath searching sing-a-longs and the gentle churn of electric guitar.. brilliant and hook-lined"
Music Dash

"real quality…full of musical accomplishment...if you genuinely aren't stirred by anything here, what's wrong with you?"
Room Thirteen

"…finely polished, sunny Americana…pitched between wearied experience and eager expectation"
Folly Of Youth

"…a break-neck declaration of love and obsession, powered along by motoring boogie-woogie piano. You heard them here first.”
The Word Magazine

"…an album full of up-tempo, rollicking folk vignettes…suited for whiskey-accompanied evenings... 7/10"
DIY Magazine

"…a real foot tappin' barn stormer…similar to an upbeat Avett Brothers...well worth checking out"
Eirecana

"An encouraging, and flowering, first long-player from a well-rehearsed and tight group of players who show there’s still fuel left in the rock’n'roll folk tank."
Monolith Cocktail

“Shades of Dylan and The Band… Definitely an act to watch for”
Acoustic Magazine

* * * * (4 stars) “brilliant in their own right, unique, distinct and uplifting”
Artrocker

“Deceptively Infectious”
Steve Lamacq, BBC Radio 2

"slippery boogie blues piano and Dylan-esque lyrics from this pair of brothers."
Time Out Magazine

"Built on strong rhythmic foundations and plenty of knees-up piano; the band produce a rollicking, good times sound on their debut"
Hotpress Magazine

**** "...fully furnished with a riotous Basement Tapes swagger that pervades the overall feel of the album, Yngve and Co are a vital new folk-rock force to be reckoned with and fully deserve to be in numerous end-of-year lists."
R2 Rock 'n' Reel Magazine

The Sadness Of Remembering

You'll Be Mine / Weight Of Your Finger

All songs performed by 'Yngve & The Innocent' featuring: 

Anthony Ullmann - Piano, Wurlitzer, Hammond Organ, Vocals 
Charlie Webb - Bass, Vocals 
Demian Wieland - Drums, Vocals 
Yngve Wieland - Guitars, Vocals 

Except 'Still Won't Learn' which features: 

James William John Boston - Piano, Vocals 
Charlie Webb - Bass, Vocals 
Demian Wieland - Drums, Vocals 
Yngve Wieland - Guitars, Vocals 
+ Pat Dam Smyth and Chris McComish - Hand Percussion 

All Songs Written by Yngve Wieland. 

All Tracks Recorded and Mixed by Simon Trought at Soup Studio. 

Additional Recording and Mixing by Giles Barrett, David Holmes and Sam Beer (www.soupstudio.co.uk). 

Mastered by Kai Blankenberg at Skyline Tonfabrik, Düsseldorf (www.skyline-tonfabrik.de). 

Artwork by Jill Tegan Doherty (www.jilltegandoherty.com).

Keep Your Ear Close To The Ground

Performed & Arranged by 'Yngve & The Innocent' featuring: 

James William John Boston - Piano, Vocals 
Charlie Webb - Bass, Vocals 
Demian Wieland - Drums, Vocals 
Yngve Wieland - Guitars, Vocals 
+ Pat Dam Smyth and Chris McComish - Hand Percussion 

Written by Yngve Wieland. 

Recorded and Mixed by Simon Trought at Soup Studio. 

Additional Recording and Mixing by Giles Barrett, David Holmes and Sam Beer (www.soupstudio.co.uk). 

Mastered by Kai Blankenberg at Skyline Tonfabrik, Düsseldorf (www.skyline-tonfabrik.de). 

Still Won't Learn

Performed & Arranged by 'Yngve & The Innocent' featuring: 

Anthony Ullmann - Piano, Wurlitzer, Hammond Organ, Vocals 
Charlie Webb - Bass, Vocals 
Demian Wieland - Drums, Vocals 
Yngve Wieland - Guitars, Vocals 

Written by Yngve Wieland. 

Recorded and Mixed by Simon Trought at Soup Studio. 

Additional Recording and Mixing by Giles Barrett, David Holmes and Sam Beer (www.soupstudio.co.uk). 

Mastered by Kai Blankenberg at Skyline Tonfabrik, Düsseldorf (www.skyline-tonfabrik.de).

Artwork by Jill Tegan Dohery (www.jilltegamdoherty.com)

Time May Change

Performed & Arranged by 'Yngve & The Innocent' featuring: 

Anthony Ullmann - Wurlitzer, Hammond Organ, Vocals 
Charlie Webb - Bass, Vocals 
Demian Wieland - Drums, Vocals 
Yngve Wieland - Guitars, Vocals 

Written by Yngve Wieland. 

Recorded and Mixed by Simon Trought at Soup Studio. 

Additional Recording and Mixing by Giles Barrett, David Holmes and Sam Beer (www.soupstudio.co.uk). 

Mastered by Kai Blankenberg at Skyline Tonfabrik, Düsseldorf (www.skyline-tonfabrik.de).

No Place Like Home

Performed & Arranged by 'Yngve & The Innocent' featuring: 

Anthony Ullmann - Piano, Vocals 
Charlie Webb - Bass, Vocals 
Demian Wieland - Drums, Vocals 
Yngve Wieland - Guitars, Vocals 

Written by Yngve Wieland. 

Recorded and Mixed by Simon Trought at Soup Studio. 

Additional Recording and Mixing by Giles Barrett, David Holmes and Sam Beer (www.soupstudio.co.uk). 

Mastered by Kai Blankenberg at Skyline Tonfabrik, Düsseldorf (www.skyline-tonfabrik.de).

Believe Me

Free Download from the new 'Yngve & The Innocent' Album - The Sadness Of Remembering. B-Side to 2012 Single "You'll Be Mine".

Weight Of Your Finger

First Single from the New Yngve & The Innocent Album 'The Sadness Of Remembering'

You'll Be Mine

Draw A Line

Mr King

Chip On A Shoulder

Every Man

Needle Of A Man

Free From Fear

Tell Me A Story

Album sampler from the forthcoming new Yngve & The Innocent Album - The Sadness Of Remembering

Album Sampler

“Deceptively Infectious” - Steve Lamacq, BBC Radio 2

* * * * (4 stars) “brilliant in their own right, unique, distinct and uplifting” - Artrocker

“Shades of Dylan and The Band… Definitely an act to watch out for” - Acoustic Magazine

"…a break-neck declaration of love and obsession, powered along by motoring boogie-woogie piano. You heard them here first.” - The Word Magazine

"Built on strong rhythmic foundations and plenty of knees-up piano; the band produce a rollicking, good times sound on their debut" - Hotpress Magazine

**** "...fully furnished with a riotous Basement Tapes swagger that pervades the overall feel of the album, Yngve and Co are a vital new folk-rock force to be reckoned with and fully deserve to be in numerous end-of-year lists." - R2 Rock 'n' Reel Magazine

Brothers Yngve and Demian Wieland form the backbone of 'Yngve & The Innocent', a band which through various lineup changes has moved from Sligo on the west coast of Ireland via Dublin to London where they've been based for the past 4 years. Regularly returning to Ireland they have been averaging over 100 shows a year and have had a succession of breakthroughs including UK national airplay on BBC Radio 2 by Steve Lemacq and numerous festival appearances including this years Hop Farm and Green Man Festivals. Their debut album 'The Sadness of Remembering' was released on July 23rd (distributed by Proper Music Group) and will undoubtedly cement their place amongst the 'ones to watch' for 2012.

The release of the 2011 Single 'Draw A Line' (view the official video on Youtube) saw them get favourable attention and reviews in printed publications such as Word Magazine, Artrocker and Hotpress and kicked off a hectic 6 months in which the band toured Ireland 4 times not to mention countless U.K. shows and festival appearances and an eight date trip to Spain. 2012 has already seen the band undertake their first German tour, playing 9 shows in 10 days across the country to a rapturous reception resulting in an offer to release their debut album there through Tonetoaster Records later in the year with distribution in Germany, Switzerland and Austria. The band are on tour throughout 2012.

Recorded live onto 1" tape in London's Soup Studio Debut Album 'The Sadness Of Remembering' draws upon the wealth of songs that Yngve & The Innocent have been road testing over the past three years. Channelling the spirit of rambunctious bar room elegies, New Orleans' sagacious soul, and the rambling, roving commentary of ‘The Basement Tapes’ segueing into ‘Music From Big Pink’. The album encompasses everything from drunken boozers [You've Been Released, You'll Be Mine, Mr. King] through wistful social commentary [Every Man, Free From Fear] to dealing with heartbreak and loss [Weight Of Your Finger, Quarantine, Tell Me A Story]. However every track is underpinned by Yngve’s ear for instantly classic tunes and often brutally honest lyrics.

The album was recorded by Simon Trought who has previously worked with The Kills, Allo Darlin', The Wave Pictures and Treetop Flyers to name a few and was the last record to be completed in the Hanbury Street premises of Soup Studio. Coming off the road and straight into studio means there is an energy and tightness of playing that seeps through every song; laying down a tenderly warm – and at times rollickingly fashioned – atavistic analogue sound.

The recording was completely paid for by relentless touring which was tough to keep up but ultimately benefits the listener and once the record had been mastered the band independently raised over £5000 in pre-sales through Fund:it, an Irish crowd funding organisation, enabling them to finalize the artwork and get the album replicated. The band have just signed a distribution contract with Proper Music Group [winners of the 'Best Distribution Team' award from Music Week in three out of the past 4 years] which will see the album available in all good record stores across the UK and Ireland.

Yngve & The Innocent

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