Thursday 11/29 (08:00PM) @
Jose Gonzales
Göteborg,myspace.com/josegonzalez
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If left to your own Texan devices, it would be easy to assume that world-famousmore
If left to your own Texan devices, it would be easy to assume that world-famous guitarist/heartthrob José González came from somewhere south of the Rio Grande...more at austinist.com
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‘In Our Nature,’ the second album from this folk singer, supplements his detailed classical guitar figures with mopey synthesizers and musings about the human condition.read more at austin360.com
Posted 8 months ago.anonymous said:
This is going to be a great show!
Posted 8 months ago.Equally of interest is L.A.-by-way-of-Baltimore Westerbergian moaner Cass McCombs, who from first EP, 2003’s Not the Way, sounded like a contender.read more at AustinChronicle.com
Posted 8 months ago.A first listen to Swedish sadcore singer-songwriter José González’s 2005 debut Veneer seems to lump him in with the class of Nick Drake wannabes that have been melancholically plucking their guitars for the past decade—though to be fair, he was, along with Alexi Murdoch, one of the best in the genre. But the recent In Our Nature moves well beyond Drake aping, with heartfelt climatic vocal delivery and low-key pop songs that are reminiscent of Cat Stevens with more impressive guitarwork. Which is great: This generation deserves its own Cat Stevens. Opener Cass McCombs plays light,shimmery ‘70s-AM rock, pleasantly mixing a few bars of piano here, a few bars of vocal harmony there. The Baltimore indie-popster moved to
Posted 8 months ago.Domino for the new Dropping The Writ, which gets bigger, showier, and ultimately a tad more exaggerated than his previous art-soaked output—but isn’t overdone to the point of intolerability.
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