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XPN Welcomes Spinto Band with special guest, Buried Beds
Great new video featured on NPR Music!
http://www.npr.org/blogs/allsongs/2013/02/06/171271357/in-new-spinto-band-video-even-breakfast-is-cause-for-dancing
Nine months after the release of Shy Pursuit, The Spinto Band swiftly returns with a new full-length record, Cool Cocoon. Recorded again at their Delaware studio and released on Spintonic Recordings, the album represents a remarkable change of pace. There is more collaboration between songwriters, more spontaneity in the recording process and a distinctively focused sonic direction. Combined, these elements have formed their most cohesive album to date.
Like the caterpillar and the moth, the recordings on Cool Cocoon have elements which are related yet disparate. The tight pop arrangements of "Amy + Jen" are in stark contrast with the airy abstractions of "Static", which are both juxtaposed against the vastly stripped down "Look Away". These songs are wholly different beings who all share the same DNA. The record often combines their pristine studio production with more of the carefree experimentation from the band's early basement recording days. As heard on the debut single "Shake It Off", the song quickly falls from buoyant piano pop into a murky sea of cassette tape warble. Many of the songs rely on this balance of order and entropy, both sonically and spiritually.
All in all, it's something you'd expect from the Spinto Band: familiar, but also like nothing you've ever heard. There is a keen awareness of their past connected with a look towards the future. To hear such contrast within a modern pop record is refreshing, and it is even more rewarding when these variations and oppositions work sympathetically with one another. With Cool Cocoon, you're hearing a time-lapse of The Spinto Band's metamorphosis.
BURIED BEDS
Formed as a warehouse duo in 2003 by old friends Eliza Jones and Brandon Beaver, "Buried Beds" evolved over several years into a chamber group of keyboards, violin, electric guitars, percussion, bass, and excellent, soaring harmonies. Violinist, Hallie Sianni grew up in Arden. Their last album, Tremble the Sails, was touted as being spiked with a bit of anthemic urgency: "Steady Hand" opens on an auspicious note, building majestically as its strings, guitars and boy-girl harmonies combine to form a sweetly soaring roar. -NPR. They have a new album coming out this Spring.
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