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The lovely Mr Lamacq, a fine radio DJ on the equally fine UK radio station BBC 6 Music, has chosen Caitlin Rose’s next single to be part of his Rebel Playlist slot on the show this week. We’d appreciate if you could take oooh, approximately 15 seconds of your time to help us by voting for Caitlin by sending an email to Steve, via this link. If she wins, the song gets lots of plays, if it doesn’t we get thrown in a dungeon. Please vote here. Go on, make us proud. The competition closes this coming Sunday evening, so don’t delay! Vote!
“Confident, adventurous, eclectic and fun, this is a stunning debut”
Album of the week ***** The Sunday Times
“The best thing to come out of anywhere for a very long time”
Album of the week ***** The Independent on Sunday
“Never mind one to watch, here’s one to hear”
Album of the week” **** Evening Standard
“For fans of Emmylou Harris and Gillian Welch, this debut will be like catnip”
Album of the week **** The Independent
“Album of the Week”
Rough Trade shops
“Album of the Day”
BBC 6 Music – 10/8/10
“Scarcely puts a foot wrong”
**** Uncut
“Her debut proper more than lives up to expectations. Lovely stuff”
**** Q Magazine
“Thrillingly finds her own voice”
**** The Guardian
“A stunning mix of old country and new country”
**** Daily Mail
“This Nashville-raised Rose is an impressive bloom”
**** The Observer
“The vulnerability in Caitlin’s voice chimes as trues as the clink of a quarter in an old jukebox”
**** NME
“A treat for lovers of Americana”
**** Daily Mirror
“Own Side Now is a beautifully-wrought emotional rollercoaster”
**** The Sun
“This Rose is the real McCoy”
**** The List
“Quite lovely”
Time Out
“Major star alert”
Guardian Guide
“A novelist’s attention to detail”
Times
“Sweet sounding, fabulously wry vocal drawl… a 21st century talent”
Metro
“Own Side Now combines shiny Nashville production, pedal steel and honky tonk with wry observational lyrics (and) sounds like the real deal”
Word
“If ‘Own Side Now’ doesn’t justify the comparisons to Patsy Cline, then I don’t know what is right-side up”
Drowned in Sound
“Every now and again a truly special album materialises, one that has the power to transcend time”
**** 1/2 The Line Of Best Fit
Buy it here:
Rough Trade
iTunes
Amazon
Play
Hello! Hola! Ciao! Bonjour! Hallo! Etc! Etc! We hope the summer is treating you well wherever this may find you, be it at work or at play. We’ve been busy working on the release of the debut album by the wonderful Caitlin Rose. After months of waiting, Own Side Now is finally out this Monday – the 9th August! It’s a great record, but you don’t have to take our word for it – you can listen to the full album exclusively on Myspace from tomorrow.
Or simply go forth and purchase the album at any quality record shop. Here are some easy options:
Rough Trade – Early copies come with exclusive bonus CD compiled by Caitlin
iTunes
Amazon
Play
If you’re sitting on the fence so far, here are some lovely things other people have said:
“Rose can break your heart like Patsy, but bolts on a lyrical panache that suggests a serious star for the future”
Independent on Sunday
“Her debut proper more than lives up to expectations… lovely stuff”
4/5 Q
“The 21 year old with the bell-clear vocals scarcely puts a foot wrong”
4/5 Uncut
“The vulnerability in Caitlin’s voice chimes as true as the clink of a quarter in an old jukebox”
8/10 NME
“Own Side Now is a beautifully-wrought emotional rollercoaster”
4/5 The Sun
“Major star alert”
Guardian Guide
“This Nashville-raised Rose is an impressive bloom”
4/5 Observer
“Her voice is as sweet as Saturday night whisky and rings as clear as a Sunday church bell”
4/5 Daily Mirror
“Quite Lovely”
Time Out
“Sweet sounding, fabulously wry vocal drawl… a 21st century talent”
Metro
“Own Side Now combines shiny Nashville production, pedal steel and honky tonk with wry observational lyrics (and) sounds like the real deal”
Word
We could go on with more quotes, but we want to mention three more things before you drift off and go do something else:
1. Try a free mp3 from Own Side Now, in the form of ‘Sinful Wishing Well’
2. Read a track by track guide by Caitlin herself on Drowned in Sound
3. Caitlin is coming to Europe to play shows in the UK, Netherlands, Belgium and Germany in August and September:
8.19 – London, UK – Camp with Sam Amidon
8.20 – Wales – Green Man Festival
8.22 – Kilkenny, Ireland – Cleere’s Theatre
8.23 – Dublin, Ireland – Crawdaddy with Megafaun
8.24 – Cork, Ireland – Cyprus Ave with Megafaun
8.25 – Manchester – Night & Day Cafe
8.27 – Birmingham – Glee Club
8.28 – Leicester – Musician Afternoon Show
8.29 – North York Moors – The Band Room w/ Megafaun
9.1 – London – Slaughtered Lamb SOLD OUT
9.2 – Bristol – St. Bonaventure
9.4 – Vlieland, Netherlands – Great Wide Open Festival
9.6 – Brixton – Windmill
9.8 – London – Scala with Phosphorescent
9.11 – Devon – End of the Road Festival
9.14 – Brighton – Latest Bar
Shows with Deer Tick:
9.17 – Middleburg, Netherlands – De Spot
9.20 – Brussels, Belgium – Botanique
9.21 – Frankfurt, Germany – Das Bett
9.22 – Berlin, Germany – Monarch
9.23 – Hamburg, Germany – Reeperbahn Festival @ Imperial Club
9.25 – Bedford – Civic Theatre
9.26 – Conventry – Taylor Johns
9.28 – London – Cargo
9.29 – Leeds – Brudenell
9.30 – Manchester – Deaf Institute
10.1 – Glasgow – Captains Rest
10.2 – Belfast – Spring and Airbrake
10.3 – Dublin, Ireland – Whelans
And once more for luck in case you missed it, the album is out on Monday from all fine retailers, including these:
Rough Trade – Early copies come with exclusive bonus CD compiled by Caitlin
iTunes
Amazon
Play
Thanks for your time, and happy holidays to y’all!
Caitlin Rose
For The Rabbits (Names)
Caitlin is what awful music-industry types would describe as The Complete Package: she writes and plays and sings grippingly emotional country-folk; she is fuck-you cool; and she is – let’s be honest here – hot like the fires of hell to boot. For The Rabbits takes an unremarkable theme – relationship breakdown – and via lines like, “Why is your love like rubber, he said, or gum stuck under my shoe? Leaving it there to avoid the risk of, making a mess out of you …” makes it remarkable. Oh, and she was just 16 when she wrote it. Major star alert.
The fantastic ‘Own Side Now’ will be released on August 9th and the famous Rough Trade Records Shops have given Caitlin the honour of announcing her debut album will be their ALBUM OF THE MONTH which will mean if you Pre-Order the album you will receive a FREE bonus disc called ’Flag Stone Summer Mix’ which is a handpicked compilation of Caitlin’s recent favourites from Nashville and beyond.
Independent Music Podcast #9 – 21/06/10: An extra long Independent Music Podcast. Celebrating all the interesting independent releases of this week as well as the life of avant-garde jazz genius Basil Kirchin, there is also two exclusive tracks from Caitlin Rose’s forthcoming debut album on Names.
Here’s the tracklising:
Telepathe – Heat (IAMSOUND)
The Memphis Jug Band – Memphis Shakedown (Revenant)
Caitlin Rose – New York (Names)
Basil Kirchin – Bye Bye 1941 (Trunk)
Richard James – Aveline (Gwymon)
Factory Floor – Wooden Box (Stephen Morris Mix)
Black Carrot – No-One Sings Songs for Guilty Men (Tin Angel)
Battles – The Line (Warp)
Islet – Jasmine (Shape)
Blue on Blue – Summer Daze (unsigned)
Forofo – Ha! Moose and Pidida (unsigned)
Caitlin Rose – For the Rabbits (Names)
People Like Us & Wobbly – Naked Little Girl (Illegal Art)
You can download the podcast on iTunes, or stream it through Mixcloud.