Od 2:00 do 4:00 w Tr▲jcy Beck - I Only Have Eyes For You Brightblack Morning Light - Oppressions Each Sleepy Sun - Lord The Antlers - Rolled Together Alcoholic Faith Mission - Down From Here Alcoholic Faith Mission - We Need Fear Akron/Family - Don't Be Afraid, You're Already Dead The Earlies - One Of Us Is Dead My Best Fiend - Jesus Christ Candidate - Field Recording I Girls - Hellhole Ratrace Spiritualized - Little Girl Spiritualized - Hey Jane Spiritualized - I Am What I Am Viva Voce - Believer Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan - Back Burner SoulSavers ft. Mark Lanegan - Revival Castanets - You Are The Blood ...

Viva Voce  ”Octavio” Viva Voce is Latin for ”with living voice,” but is most often translated as “by word of mouth.” Kevin Robinson and Anita Robinson formed Viva Voce in 1998 in their home town of  Muscle Shoals, Alabama . They moved to  Nashville  and then to the Portland, OR in 2003. If I am correct, this year marks their 15th wedding anniversary. The Robinson’s have toured with  The Shins  and Jimmy Eat World , and they area also members of the band Blue Giant . In 1998 Viva Voce released their debut album  Hooray for Now . They started their own label ...

Yours Truly, Cellophane Nose, the debut full-length from perfectly vivacious Geordie lass Beth Jeans Houghton ( & The Hooves of Destiny ) has been so impatiently awaited that to at long last be able to ferociously tear record from shrink-wrapped viscose must, for Houghton, be comparable to a childhood Christmas in which some inconceivably gargantuan Lego vessel is unfurled from gaudy wrapping paper. When our paths crossed and voices conversed back in September Beth Jeans was, visibly, deeply affected by the arrival of a clutch of Liliputt seven inches thus to clasp an LP for the very first time must have, I may presuppose, truly enlightened an already wonderfully enlivening character. Realistically, Yours Truly, Cellophane Nose is hardly an effort to validate the long in long-player, its ten tracks scarcely clocking in at half an hour. However if it may dispel one abbreviation, it convincingly typifies one particular well-worn-to-the-point-of-threadbare phrase. For while it's unquestionably short (and, subjectively, saddeningly so), it's also unerringly sweet. Bugle-buffeted opener Sweet Tooth Bird is as buoyant as the most blustery whistle of wind, the symphonic sound of The Polyphonic Spree's horn section polished and spruced up to contribute exuberant fanfare to the Nyman-like orchestral whirring of the track, while Atlas proves ebulliently Wild Bestial with afrobeat guitars, hooting, howling, and the like offset by aboriginal chanting set several fathoms below paradoxically joyous lyrics of the detrimental nature of "red wine and whisky". Irrespective of the purported damage of said intoxicants, they've evidently had no impact on Houghton's vocal ability as she performs a variety of viva voce acrobatics. She coos; cackles; comforts as lines roly-poly helplessly on into those which follow as on the lightly jovial Humble Digs, during which soldierly snares and tumbledown banjos perpetuate a jaunty, chantey-ish effect. Night Swimmer (mercifully akin to R.E.M. dirge in name only) sees Houghton & her Hooves veer off in a somewhat kitsch baroque pop direction beneath which swims incongruous arpeggiation. She here demonstrates minimal progression, and consequently merely treads waters in which she's perhaps ill at ease. The eerie and ethereal, bemusingly entitled The ...

A band whose music harkens to the most prolific and inventive elements in the canon of West Coast psych-folk, in 2011 *The Parson Red Heads* celebrated the release of *Yearling (http://t.ymlp284.net/uuueyacaemqhapaeusakaumuhh/click.php)* and toured supporting that release with *Viva Voce, Alela...

The 2011 Album Buyers Guide Stuff You Should Try, From A-Z Welcome! You have just found one of the most exhaustive and well-considered lists of quality, new music available from 2011. Ultimately, this A-Z shopping list is a reflection of our own personal tastes. (There might appear to be some prominent omissions from this list - but this is our list here at RSL, and we stand firmly by these selections.. Of course, this being said, we did squabble this year over things... As it turned out, we just couldn't come to any agreement regarding the top two or three ...

Top 10 Albums Of 2011: Brittany Whyte 1. Ladytron – Gravity The Seducer 2. Theophilus London – Timez Are Weird These Dayz 3. M83 – Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming 4. Oh Land – Oh Land 5. Viva Voce – The Future Will Destroy You 6. Phantogram – Nightlife EP 7. Wolf Gang – Suego Faults [...]

Top 10 Albums Of 2011: Brittany Whyte 1. Ladytron – Gravity The Seducer 2. Theophilus London – Timez Are Weird These Dayz 3. M83 – Hurry Up, We’re Dreaming 4. Oh Land – Oh Land 5. Viva Voce – The … Continue reading →

by Keith Kawaii • December 2011 Predictably, short-run and DIY imprints continued to expand in 2011. Bigger labels took note, splashing a neo-psychedelic aesthetic over album sleeves left and right. The vintage collage look was still a big deal, and so was sci-fi sheen and the L.A. airbrush thing, mostly transplanted to Photoshop imitation. If you didn’t hear the name Robert Beatty in 2011, you probably at least came across some of his work ; his exploration of surrealist, sci-fi retro futurism caught a small section of the cultural imagination, resulting in a body of album covers often as exciting ...

"Some couples run a shop together...we just make records and travel. That's just what we do." That's how Kevin and Anita Robinson describe their musical and romantic union to one another. Here, in conversation on a warm autumn day atop the Baeble Rooftop, the two touch on both their relationship and how it fuels their creative output as the power pop two-piece, Viva Voce. It's a dynamic musical endeavor that recently yielded their rather excellent LP, The Future Will Destroy You (Vangaurd).

"Some couples run a shop together...we just make records and travel. That's just what we do." That's how Kevin and Anita Robinson describe their musical and romantic union to one another. Here, in conversation on a warm autumn day atop the Baeble Rooftop, the two touch on both their relationship and how it fuels their creative output as the power pop two-piece, Viva Voce. It's a dynamic musical endeavor that recently yielded their rather excellent LP, The Future Will Destroy You (Vangaurd).

Retromania , l’ultimo libro di Simon Reynolds (pubblicato in Italia da ISBN ), è di sicuro uno dei saggi musicali più importanti dell'anno, e probabilmente uno dei testi che più tornerà utile in futuro a capire questa epoca. (Personalmente mi ha lasciato un po' insoddisfatto in alcuni punti , ma l'acutezza delle riflessioni dell'autore britannico è fuori discussione.) Qualche giorno fa MAPS ha intervistato Reynolds e ora, dopo aver ascoltato le risposte dalla sua viva voce, grazie agli infaticabili Jonathan Clancy e Francesco Locane potete anche leggerne qui la trascrizione. Che cosa ti ha spinto a intraprendere la stesura ...

Toro Y Moi | The Mohawk (10/8) Monday | October 3rd Gang Gang Dance at The Mohawk (Outside) [ Tickets ] Viva Voce and The Midgetmen at The Mohawk (Inside) Giveaway >>> [ Enter to Win Tickets to Gang Gang Dance ] Tuesday | October 4th Braids at The Mohawk [ Tickets ] Tuezgayz at Barbarella $2 Dollar Tuesdays at The North Door [ More Info ] Wednesday | October 5th 400 Blows and Paso Hot Button">El Paso Hot Button at The Mohawk Portugal the Man at Waterloo Records (5pm) JonWayne, Mophono, Kid Slyce and more at Barcelona Whiskey Wednesday at The North Door Thursday | October 6th Portugal The Man at ...

For this STAL session, Josh Darr followed Viva Voce through their time at Pygmalion Music Festival in Champaign, Ill.

A live cut of Portland duo Viva Voce performing in the studio. Cute dog!

Recommended Show: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2011 THE DRUMS @ MAXWELL'S 1039 Washington St Hoboken, NJ 07030 $17, 8PM Chances of you getting into see Radiohead at Roseland tonight? Close to zero. While it may seem like the typical retreat to cross the river and head to Jersey, The Drums at Maxwell's seem like a reasonable reason. La Resistance @ Arlene's Grocery Foster The People & Reptar @ Terminal 5 Radiohead & Four Tet @ Roseland Ballroom Laura Marling & Alessi's Ark @ Webster Hall Swans & Sir Richard Bishop @ Music Hall of Williamsburg Factory Floor, Apache Beat, & Fan-Tan @ Knitting Factory The Album Leaf, Sister Crayon ...