Release Date: 02 June 2017
Label: Innovative Leisure / Round Hill Records
Packaging Type: Digipak
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 0810874022080
Genres: Rock
Release Date: 02 June 2017
Label: Innovative Leisure / Round Hill Records
Packaging Type: Slip Sleeve (CD or Vinyl)
No of Units: 1
Barcode: 0810874022073
Genres: Rock
Description
Anglo-Cherokee-Japanese skateboarder turned musician Korey Dane returns with his second album Chamber Girls. Influenced by the likes of T.S. Eliot, Tom Waits, Karen Dalton, The Beatles and the Stones, and more, Chamber Girls was recorded almost completely live at L.A.’s analog time capsule Valentine Recording Studios, searing instinct and experience direct to tape. Dane produced everything himself, too, except for a quick assist from legendary producer Tony Berg (X, Public Image Ltd.) on one song, and he was inspired by the deceptively simple ethos he’d internalized while making Youngblood: pursue greatness. “Writing a song that you know someone might skip over later is sacrilege,” he says. Instead, he wanted every song on Chamber Girls to feel not only live but alive, too, with that go-for-broke spirit that animates everything he says, does, or sings: “I’m writing all the time,” he says. “I’ve lived by a line a day sometimes. I try and stop when it’s good. If you try and simplify it down to its bare elements ... it’s truly a redemptive act.”
Description
Anglo-Cherokee-Japanese skateboarder turned musician Korey Dane returns with his second album Chamber Girls. Influenced by the likes of T.S. Eliot, Tom Waits, Karen Dalton, The Beatles and the Stones, and more, Chamber Girls was recorded almost completely live at L.A.’s analog time capsule Valentine Recording Studios, searing instinct and experience direct to tape. Dane produced everything himself, too, except for a quick assist from legendary producer Tony Berg (X, Public Image Ltd.) on one song, and he was inspired by the deceptively simple ethos he’d internalized while making Youngblood: pursue greatness. “Writing a song that you know someone might skip over later is sacrilege,” he says. Instead, he wanted every song on Chamber Girls to feel not only live but alive, too, with that go-for-broke spirit that animates everything he says, does, or sings: “I’m writing all the time,” he says. “I’ve lived by a line a day sometimes. I try and stop when it’s good. If you try and simplify it down to its bare elements ... it’s truly a redemptive act.”
Tracklisting
Tracklisting
Estelle
The Cult
The Record Company
Soul Coughing
Candlebox
Allah-Las
Lettuce
Holy Fuck
Korey Dane
