New stuff added to the Distribution catalogue:
New releases from Powertool Records.
Ep's from Brother Love ,
Mark Airlie, Surf
Friends, Albums from
Azalia Snail, The
Bilders, Sparrow, Lord
Bishop Rocks , Enshrine,
PT082:Azalia
Snail - Celestial Respect ( CD Album) 2011 Powertool
Records
Azalia Snail (USA) returns
to these shores later this month and is doing a whirlwind
national tour. She will be here promoting her brand new album
'Celestial Respect', being released to coincide with
the tour. It is a dual label release .... out here on Powertool
and stateside on Silber Records.
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Black Wings pick over
the carrion of human existence and present their set with
a caution that it might not always be pleasant listening.
The song subjects of lost love, heartbreak and death in
the bands material suggests a gloomy, introspective vibe.
Nothing could be further from the truth. Black
Wings are all about freedom and happiness and the
prospect of a better life after getting through the shit
you have to go through to get to where you're going on the
other side.
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PT104: Surf
Friends - Confusion (CD Album) 2010
It seems like this album has been coming for a long time.
In the past year these guys have come a long way. Their sound
has evoled from their bluesy beginnings to the electro pop
of today. You could say that it was a happy accident, one
that has turned them into a powerhouse two-piece with a massive
sound and a energetic live act. Four singles have been released
from this excellent debut and have received significant airplay
on radio throughout New Zealand. From their early Clean inspired
songs, they have now forged a sound all of their own.
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SGS009: Surf
Friends - Edmund (CD/EP) Powertool
2010
The fourth and final single lifted from the new album 'Confusion'
is entitled 'Edmund'. Once again, two b-sides 'I Wanted
To Tell Her' and 'No Reply' don't appear on the album, make
this a worthy addition to your music collection.
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SGS008: Surf
Friends - Human (CD/EP) Powertool
2010
The third single taken from the upcoming Surf
Friends debut album 'Confusion'. The two b-sides
'Love Everything' and 'Enjoy The Show' are live
favourites. Catch them soon at a venue near you. They are
doing a full national tour tour in October.
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PT099: Brother
Love - Funnhaus (CD EP) 2010
The brand new EP from Brother
Love has a full band sound as opposed to his last
two albums of home recordings. This EP is representative of
the devastating Brother Love
live experience. Keep an eye on the our Gigs
page for upcoming shows around the countryside.
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PT101: Bilders
- Parisian Friday
(CD Album) 2010
Non-studio Recordings by the Bilders
Paris Collaboration. Parisian
Friday is a selection of live and accidental recordings
of Bill Direen and Nik
le killer (Nikola Kapetanovic) performed in Paris
in 2009 -2010. These songs formed the basis of their performance
set in Europe.Happy accident is a theme in this album. Most
of the recordings were chance events, capturing performances
and songs that would not otherwise have been preserved.There
is quite a literary tinge to the song list: a musical setting
of a Lewis Carroll poem, a setting of a poem by Anglo-American
poet W.H.Auden (released with permission of the Auden
estate), and many translations of French songs into English
or of Bill Direen’s own
songs into French!
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SGS006:
Surf Friends - Your On My
Mind (CD/EP) 2010
The second single taken from their upcoming debut album is
their catchiest yet! The two b-sides 'Feeling Of My Heart'
and 'Go' will not be on the album.A very good reason
to grab a copy now and start dancing early. Make 'Your
On My Mind' the soundtrack to your next love affair.
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PT093: Sparrow
- The New Pastoral (CD Album) 2010 Powertool
Records
After many delays, the new album from Jason Zumpano's
Sparrow has finally arrived.
It's choke full of beautiful songs and sing-along melodies.
Add the New Pastoral to your playlist and brighten
up your winter. Out now on Powertool
Records in a gourgeous digipak.
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PT098: Mark
Airlie - Stranger In These Times (CD / EP) 2010
The latest offering from Mark
Airlie. Four alternative pop songs, done as only Mark
Airlie can do. Tortured vocals, emotional lyrics and
always interesting. A must for all sensitive souls everywhere.
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