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Arizona, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Hoots & Hellmouth, Locksley, mp3, Music, Rural Alberta Advantage
Recent It All Started discovery Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros did a stint in the Daytrotter studio recently – from what I hear their live shows are pretty damn good too. How about some Aussie dates, Mr Sharpe?
I was stoked to discover that Arizona had paid them a visit also – I wish they’d done ‘Don’t Have The Body’ though. I love that song.
Fans of Rural Alberta Advantage – a band that I’ve not spent anywhere near enough time with – will be interested to check out a couple of unreleased tracks from their recent session and the fun and fantastic Locksley had a stopover there also that produced a great rendition of my favourite track ‘Don’t Make Me Wait’.
Another band that’s grabbed my interest lately is indie/roots outfit Hoots & Hellmouth and I discovered a year old Daytrotter session the other day that’s well worth a listen – ‘Rattle My Bones’ is all kinds of fantastic, especially the last minute and a half. I’ve also included ‘Known For Possession’, the rollicking number that gained my attention in the first place.
40 Day Dream (Daytrotter Session) – Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
Don’t Make Me Wait (Daytrotter Session) – Locksley
It All Started With Carbon Monoxide 