Tagged: Phosphorescent
Video: Phosphorescent, “At Death, A Proclamation” (Live)
On record, Phosphorescent‘s “At Death, A Proclamation” is under two minutes long—a blunt military drumroll drives it forward until it ends abruptly. You want it to go on, but you also don’t know where else … read more »
Phosphorescent, “It’s Hard to be Humble (When You’re From Alabama)” MP3
Between 2007′s Pride and last year’s Willie Nelson covers album To Willie, we’d gotten pretty used to throwing on a Phosphorescent record when we wanted to feel like the world was the shittiest, saddest place … read more »
Phosphorescent Playing Farm Aid, Touring
Tears for your beers. read more »
Phosphorescent to Play Farm Aid
WITH WILLIE NELSON. read more »
Willie Nelson Gives Props To Phosphorescent For To Willie
Phosphorescent’s more-than-just-a-tribute-album tribute album to Willie Nelson, To Willie, has been getting its share of praise since its release earlier this year — including from us — but the album’s latest fan is the man himself. Willie invited Phosphorescent to perform on his Sirius/XM radio channel “Willie’s Place” as part of his 76th birthday celebration. read more »
To Willie
Any time you talk about the music of an iconic artist, you have to consider that very specific part of their legacy that lies simply in the tone and timbre of their voice. This is true particularly with folk/country/acoustic singers, whose sounds are inevitably heavily guided by the color of their individual voices — think Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Johnny Cash, Hank Williams. Think Willie Nelson. read more »
Deer Tick – "Still Crazy After All These Years" (Paul Simon Cover)
Some bands like to do cover albums. Some bands want to sound like Paul Simon. Deer Tick just wants you to hear their cover of “Still Crazy After All These Years”. It’s really just that simple. read more »
Freeload: Phosphorescent, “Reasons to Quit”
Make no mistake, For Willie, Phosphorescent‘s all Willie Nelson covers album (out 2/3 on Dead Oceans) is less a disparate collection of songs, and more a series of eleven mega bummers in a row. The … read more »
