2.4.10
Aarktica - I Am (The Ice)
Soundpool - Mirrors In Your Eyes
Insect Guide - Dark Days and Nights
Picnic - Who Do You Love?
Luga (featuring Winterlight) - Waved Goodbye
Showing posts with label Soundpool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Soundpool. Show all posts
New videos galore....
"Screen Washed", A Visual/Audio Experience, March 13th
9.3.10
"Screen Washed"
A NYC Neo-Shoegaze Video Debut Night
Video Debuts by Serena Maneesh, Panda Riot, Screen Vinyl Image, The Sky Drops, Highspire, Sounpool, If When and Elika and more to be announced!
With Special Electronic/Laptop Performances from Dead Leaf Echo and Resplendor
Spectacular Cocktails to "Blur" your senses served free with $6 admission
Early Show!
Free Drinks!
All ages, 21 and over to drink
Saturday, March 13th, 7-10pm
Vaudville Park
26 Bushwick ave at Devoe, L train to Graham ave
(www.vaudvillepark.com)
CD 2 Haiti
21.1.10
Autorotation has set up a blog to benefit the people of Haiti. All proceeds(except a small portion for shipping) go to assist the people of Haiti.
Contiributing aritists are
Colour Kane
Autorotation
Self Storage Recordings
Soundpool
Autumn Thieves (whose EP has not been available for several years and is for sale exclusively for the cause)
Le Ren
please help out if you can and pass it along...
CD 2 Haiti
Join the Facebook group too
Soundpool - Mirrors In Your Eyes(VIDEO)
28.9.09
Soundpool's Mirrors In Your Eyes set to Derek Jarman's Art Of Mirrors
Make Music New York, LMG Style, June 21st
12.5.09
Make Music New York, described by city officials as “one of the largest musical events in the city’s history,” returns for a third year of free concerts in public spaces throughout the five boroughs of New York City, all on Sunday, June 21st, the first day of summer. MMNY takes place simultaneously with similar festivities in more than 327 cities around the world — a global celebration of music making.
From 11 in the morning to 10 at night, musicians of all ages, creeds, and musical persuasions — from hip hop to opera, Latin jazz to punk rock — perform on streets, sidewalks, stoops, plazas, cemeteries, parks and gardens. From high school bands to marquee names, MMNY is open to anyone who wants to take part, enjoyed by everyone who wants to attend.
Loveless Music Group in conjunction with Deluxa, Self Storage Recordings, Hidden Shoal Recordings, Make Music New York and Time Out New York give to you...
and yes that is the Lawrence Chandler, formerly of Bowery Electric
Soundpool, Jaguar Club at the Bellhouse tonight (3/19)
19.3.09
Soundpool and The Jaguar Club play tonight at the Bellhouse. show starts at 7:30 and there's free Brooklyn Lager from 7:30 to 8:30 and it's only 5 bucks to get in.
Soundpool haven't played in awhile, they might be playing some new stuff tonight too.
The Jaguar Club are a 3 piece that play shambolic garage-y post punk with an obvious Morrissey fan as a singer judging from their myspace tunes. no idea what they're like live.
Soundpool Inteview in The Deli
10.3.09
Soundpool
a high better than ganja
by Becky Firesheets
Soundpool’s heavily layered, dreamy tunes conjure up images of a queen soaring on a throne made of clouds, singing while her smiling band mates float beside her. Vocalist Kim Field’s pure, angelic voice ranges from sexy, deeper notes to high-pitched melodies that mirror her keyboard playing. Active yet appropriately subtle, drummer James Renard works with the bassist to form a tight rhythm section, creating an urgent, driving groove. The nonstop, ethereal synths compliment the angular, sometimes haunting guitar, which recalls the sounds of 70s psychedelia, 80s pop and 90s shoegaze. Soundpool’s supremely pleasing music leaves listeners with a euphoric high that’s only heightened in their dynamic live performances.
On your myspace page, the genre “shoegaze” is mentioned often. Do you guys write with a sound goal in mind?
Ceparano: The sound happens organically. It just started evolving more and we were getting a lot of attention from shoegazers. But we have multiple labels. Mark and James both have huge 80’s influences. Depeche Mode and Morrisey especially. We also like bossanova and Stereolab. We’re not going for one particular thing, but more of a collective collaboration. We make stuff up and then label it because we have to.
Why music, and Soundpool?
Ceparano: I love being in a band because it’s the ultimate creative outlet. With Soundpool, we have autonomy over everything. It’s nice having no director.
Renard: My older brother’s into music. When I was young, I used to hang around and watch him play. One day I just decided I could do the drumming. Then I found Soundpool on Craigslist...
Robinson: My dad and brother are musicians, too. I was shy as a child, but performing helped me get over that. Now I enjoy all the levels of it—performing and the creative process.
Field: My joining was kind of accidental. John and I were together for years when he started writing some material for a female singer. He asked me to try a harmony so I did, and he was like, “Oh my God, you can sing!” I kind of begrudgingly kept going, but also wanted to. I had fun learning how to write, but performing is still freaky. It gets easier though!
this originally appeared in the print version of The Deli mag a few months ago but made it onto their website today.
LMG Exclusive...Soundpool - Kite Of Love(NEW SONG)
27.1.09
here's a minute and a half clip of a new song by Soundpool called "Kite Of Love" off their yet to be released new album, Mirrors In Your Eyes.
Kite Of Love.mp3
Soundpool-Divides of March (Video)
1.1.09
sadly overlooked song from Soundpool's second album, Dichotomies and Dreamland (it was also a bonus track on the Japanese version of On High on Quince Records). it sort of got lost in the shuffle of being on two albums. shoulda-coulda-woulda been a hit...
filmed in Austin summer 2008
Soundpool - Dichotomies and Dreamland
11.2.08
Soundpool release the follow up to their debut album, On High, on March 8th with a special party at Aloft. the album picks up where On High left off and takes things a step further. don't miss out.
Soundpool tour dates...
Feb 26-Glasslands gallery, Brooklyn
w/ ringo deathstarr, dinowalrus williamsburg, brooklyn, New York
Mar 8-Aloft, New York
Dichotomies & Dreamland CD Release Party New York, New York
Mar 21-O’briens Allston, Massachusetts
w/28 degrees taurus, the december sound, anthems for odyssey
Mar 22-Pianos
w/ dead leaf echo & 28 degrees taurus new york, New York
Mar 23-The Kyhber Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
with panophonic & u.k. bands the manhattan love suicides & insect guide
Apr 12-The Annex, NYC
w/ thrushes & the art of shooting new york, New York
Apr 26-Galaxy Hut Arlington, Virginia
w/ screen vinyl image
May 9-Metro Gallery Baltimore, Maryland
w/ skydivers, stellarscope, the offering
May 10-Contemporary Art Institute of Detroit
sonic lullaby festival w/ auburn lull, elika, indian guides
preview some new tracks here
May 5th
22.4.07
The third loft party is in two weeks and it should be the best by far.
the bands...
Auburn Lull- A huge favorite of the LMG collective. their first show in New York in years. not to be missed.
Soundpool- What else can we say, always a crowd pleaser.
Autumn Thieves- Thier first show in over a year and a half. Expect big surprises...
Elika-First New York show since September of last year. they'll be debuting some new material. none of us can wait.
Ryan Skyward of Project Skyward will be DJing. He always puts a nice twist on the shoegaze sounds by mixing in dancier elements.
$15 gets you in and there's free beer and wine all night long. non alcoholic stuff too...
you can purchase advance tickets through paypal via the myspace page...
