In an era where it has become popular for singers to take cover behind band name aliases (i.e. Palace, Songs: Ohia, Iron & Wine, Bright Eyes), it has become more of a statement when a songwriter sets out with their real name. For Adam Arcuragi hiding behind an alias would belie the nature of his songs -- highly epic; simultaneously sensitive, intense, and subtle. Arcuragi's debut full-length is an introduction to a bright new lyricist who combines the icy melancholy of Red House Painters with the classic A...   [ read more ]

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Brighton, England's Urban Myth is a four-piece electro-acoustic improvisational unit whose members come from different backgrounds and two different continents. Jim Black and Kirsten Elliott hail from Canada, while Adam Bushell and Henry Collins are from the U.K. All members are multi-instrumentalists and have played with a wide variety of musicians from Wayne Horvitz to Peggy Lee. The slight jungle/drum'n'bass touches in the band's music come from Bushell's experience in a prior band, K-Scope, which relea...   [ read more ]

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