As part of the pomotional effort for The Pete Kilpatrick Band’s upcoming tour, the band has decided to make “By My Side” off of the album Hope In Our Hearts available for free download.
The Pete Kilpatrick Band - By My Side [mp3] [amazon]
* If you are having difficulty streaming the song, try right clicking and selecting “Save Target As”
For more information, please visit The PKB on MySpace. To download the rest of Hope In Our Hearts by The Pete Kilpatrick Band click HERE.
Archive for February, 2009
The Pete Kilpatrick Band: Free MP3 Download
Friday, February 27th, 2009The Hush Now: Free Album Download
Thursday, February 26th, 2009
The Hush Now is offering up its self-titled album for free download. The tracks are all 192kbps mp3s. Below are links for the full album (.zip) and all individual tracks.
Full Album
(Download)
[Track 1] - The Man From Galway
[Track 2] - Bedtime Stories
[Track 3] - Vancouver
[Track 4] - Sadie Hawkins Dance
[Track 5] - Pining
[Track 6] - Ashes
[Track 7] - Subtle Like Bombs
[Track 8] - Traditions
[Track 9] - Roleplay
[Track 10] - Landlord and The Tenant
[Track 11] - Hiding In Corners
Full Album
(Download)
[Track 1] - The Man From Galway
[Track 2] - Bedtime Stories
[Track 3] - Vancouver
[Track 4] - Sadie Hawkins Dance
[Track 5] - Pining
[Track 6] - Ashes
[Track 7] - Subtle Like Bombs
[Track 8] - Traditions
[Track 9] - Roleplay
[Track 10] - Landlord and The Tenant
[Track 11] - Hiding In Corners
Bradley’s Almanac: The Hush Now - So Many New Boston Sounds
Friday, February 20th, 2009
Bradley’s Almanac gave a nod to The Hush Now for both their album and CD Release Party recently.
You can find more from Bradley about The Hush Now here.
“While CC likens their sound to Poole and The Ocean Blue, I swear at times they’re ringers for a sonically-improved Fudge, and that’s high praise indeed. If you aren’t convinced to go grab the full-length yet, here’s a taste that should seal the deal…”
You can find more from Bradley about The Hush Now here.
ClickyClicky Reviews: The Hush Now CD Release Party
Thursday, February 19th, 2009
After coming out to see the CD Release Party on February 12th, Jay Breitling of ClickyClickyMusic had this to say about the The Hush Now’s performance:
The full write-up of the show can be found here.
“There are a couple important things to note that underline the fact that The Hush Now is a band to watch. First, this was technically the band’s live debut. And we don’t just mean this particular line-up of the band, we mean it was their first gig, and The Hush Now was very convincing”
The full write-up of the show can be found here.
The Boston Phoenix: Editor’s Event Picks - The Hush Now
Sunday, February 8th, 2009
The Boston Phoenix supplied a preview of The Hush Now’s CD Release Party in their February 6th Issue, having this to say about the event:
The event write-up can also be found here, on the Boston Phoenix website.
“New Boston band the Hush Now deal in the lush, sugar-spun melodies of shoegaze’s dreamy heyday while also punching up their songs with the hooky muscle of bands like Guided by Voices and Built To Spill. Not-so-fun fact: the outfit traces its genesis to the epiphanic moment experienced by frontman Noel Kelly after he’d crashed his car into a Catholic church. Some heavenly pop could-be hits are the result. Tracks from their Hush Now debut (especially “Traditions” and “Sadie Hawkins Dance”) have been getting blog buzz of late, and deservedly so — it’s the best record by a group comprising a World War I re-enactor (who, alas, has since left the band), a rock-and-roll-camp counselor, and an EMT you’re likely to hear this year. The Hush Now celebrate the album’s release with the main drag, Action Verbs, and the Red Royal at T.T. the Bear’s Place, 10 Brookline St, Cambridge”
The event write-up can also be found here, on the Boston Phoenix website.
