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21.4.11

CLOUDLAND CANYON/CITAY 7" REVIEW + AUSTIN PSYCH FEST & TOUR DATES ETC.

Hey, So long time no communicate! I have posted a new review from Dusted Magazine's great "Still Single," column. ALSO, Cloudland Canyon has been asked to play at this years Austin Psych Fest which is curated by the insanely amazing, Black Angels. It's going to be amazing! Cloudland Canyon will be touring before and afterwards with more amazing bands!

The lineup, ticket info for PSYCH FEST etc. can be found; http://www.austinpsychfest.com/#/lineup/saturday

Here are the rest of the dates;

Cloudland Canyon 2011 May Tour

27 April Birmingham, AL, Bottle Tree w/White Hills, Pontiak
28 April New Orleans, LA, Siberia w/White Hills, Pontiak
29 April Houston, TX, Mink Backroom w/ Pontiak, American Sharks
30 April Austin, TX, Seaholm Power Plant - Austin Psych Fest w/Spectrum, Fresh & Onlys, Black Moth Super Rainbow, Atlas Sound, Crystal Stilts and more.
2 May Santa Fe, NM, Corazon w/ Family Band
3 May Tempe, AZ, Sail Inn
4 May San Diego, CA, Soda Bar
5 May Los Angeles, CA, Silverlake Lounge w/ Jonas Reinhardt, War Drum
7 May San Francisco, CA, Hemlock Tavern w/ Jonas Reinhardt, White Cloud
9 May Seattle, WA, Comet Tavern w/ Rene Hell & DJ Veil (Dave Segal of the Stranger)
10 May Portland, OR, The Woods w/ Rene Hell
11 May Nampa, ID, Flying M Coffee w/ Teens
13 May Denver, CO, Quixote’s True Blue w/ Woodsman
14 May Kansas City, MO, Crosstown Station




Cloudland Canyon/Citay
split 7”
(Intercoastal Artists)

Galaxie 500 covers from what seems like a logical pairing of bands, both for the covers and a split, though I’ve heard just a little from either group. Citay take on “Tugboat” with great respect for the Galaxie vibe, a pretty straight tribute, and there’s a towering guitar solo that seals the deal. Cloudland Canyon get appropriately blissed out with their version of “Temperature’s Rising,” more abstract and smeared in a way that connects the dots over to MBV and Spacemen 3. Should be a fan pleaser, but first, for gosh sakes, go after those recent Galaxie reissues if you need to and haven’t already. (
http://www.intercoastalartists.com)
(Andy Tefft)

21.4.10

CLOUDLAND CANYON/CITAY 7 IA000001

*AVAILABLE NOW!!!
How's it going? Intercoastal artists is a new record label located in north america . our first release scheduled for may '10 will be a CLOUDLAND CANYON/CITAY split 7". This release has been in the works for a couple years now and has finally come to fruition. There is a very limited number of records pressed for our first release. in case you are not aware;

*CITAY “Tugboat”/ *CLOUDLAND CANYON “Temperature’s Rising
This is both bands first 7” inch record and they each chose to cover GALAXIE 500.
Cloudland Canyon (Holy Mountain, Kranky, Not Not Fun) steps out from behind the curtain to reveal just a little bit about themselves and their influences. Here the band has filled the gap between the Velvet Underground and the style of shoegaze, exemplified by the Lilys, Flying Saucer Attack, or Trashmonk (etc,). Cloudland Canyon has taken all of these aforesaid influences, and pushed them further out, out, out into outer space. How can you stare at your shoes when you’re this far out? Cloudland Canyon!


Meanwhile Citay (Dead Oceans) display their musical prowess and courage with "Tugboat." Citay are known for making 21st century prog, though this doesn’t become apparent until the end of the track. Mostly, they do a straight, maybe even a little stripped down, version of their unique style. Citay, nay Ezra Feinberg, spent some time in Piano Magic and this new one should do his former mates proud. This track also appears on the Citay’s new album Dream Get Together on Dead Oceans, but is best heard as a single.

This is Intercoastal Artists first release! More exciting releases to follow!


Upcoming, records by;

Pocahaunted/ Eden Express
Soft Circle
The Alps


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