Showing posts with label Pickwick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pickwick. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 6, 2013

Stream Pickwick's Debut Full-Length, 'Can't Talk Medicine'

If the first 2 plus months of 2013 are any indication, this year will be remembered as the year that the album as a whole made a serious comeback. We're not talking about wow there's three-four really good songs on this disc, but man this thing is solid gold from start to finish. Keeping up that trend of outstanding long players is the new debut disc, Can’t Talk Medicine from Seattle, Wa. band Pickwick. The band is self releasing the album this March 12th, but for a limited time if you head on over to their souncloud page you can stream it before it's release.

http://www.pickwickmusic.com/

Thursday, December 22, 2011

Burn The Bowery's: 5 Favorite Ep's of 2011

Every year when I try and compile my favorite albums lists I seem to overlook and omit all the great EP's that came out throughout the year. So this year I'm giving a little recognition to some good things that quite literally come in small packages. Here's some EP's that I had in heavy rotation this year. 

In alphabetical order:

Daughter- The Wild Youth EP

http://ohdaughter.bandcamp.com/

Frightened Rabbit-A Frightened Rabbit EP
    A Frightened Rabbit EP by Frightened Rabbit
http://frightenedrabbit.com/ 

High Highs EP

http://highhighs.com/ 

Pickwick- Covers/Split

http://pickwick.bandcamp.com/

Typhoon- A New Kind of House

http://www.wearetyphoon.com/

Thursday, December 1, 2011

'Song of the Week': Pickwick-"Blackout"

This weeks 'Song of the Week' comes from the Seattle, Wa. band Pickwick. Their song, "Blackout" is an oldie but a goodie, and I mean that in more ways than one. The track comes from their  March 2011 EP, Myths, Vol. 3, and it has an uptempo soulful, R&B vibe that would make Berry Gordy proud. I get the same feeling listening to Pickwick's music that I did the first time I heard the Afghan Whigs(who are an all-time favorite btw). Maybe a bad comparison because the bands sounds are vastly different, but I mean in the sense that they both are throwbacks and give a nod to the Motown sound without sounding like a ripoff, giving it a unique and updated spin all their own.
Give a listen to "Blackout" below, and check out the bands three other EP's over at their bandcamp.



http://www.facebook.com/pickwickmusic
http://pickwick.bandcamp.com/