19.08.2010: Sam Amidon, Caitlin Rose, CAMP
We love Sam, yes yes we do. And Caitlin too! Ok, and Artur (a bit). Swoonsome.
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Sam Amidon
Sam at MySpace / Sams Website
SAM was born in Brattleboro, Vermont, June 3, 1981. His parents are Peter and Mary Alice Amidon. His little brother is the great Stefan Amidon, who is a drummer. Sam currently lives in, he forgets, somewhere near New York City.
"Amidon doesn't just update the old world to the new, but finds the roots of the new world in the old." -Pitchfork (7.8 rating)
Sam at MySpace / Sams Website
SAM was born in Brattleboro, Vermont, June 3, 1981. His parents are Peter and Mary Alice Amidon. His little brother is the great Stefan Amidon, who is a drummer. Sam currently lives in, he forgets, somewhere near New York City.
"Amidon doesn't just update the old world to the new, but finds the roots of the new world in the old." -Pitchfork (7.8 rating)
Caitlin Rose
Caitlin at Myspace
Nashville's Caitlin Rose tells stories of an evolving country. The stories are old themes voiced with a new ease and energetic pace. In the way that writing about evolution is no longer about getting richer, sleeker, or more efficient. Hers are evolutionary stories in surprising but truthful directions, where sometimes dead flowers mean so much more than live ones. It's the sound of a future grown out of the past, but not out of its expectations.
"Terrific from start to finish" - Uncut
"Her voice is extraordinary" - The Guardian
Caitlin at Myspace
Nashville's Caitlin Rose tells stories of an evolving country. The stories are old themes voiced with a new ease and energetic pace. In the way that writing about evolution is no longer about getting richer, sleeker, or more efficient. Hers are evolutionary stories in surprising but truthful directions, where sometimes dead flowers mean so much more than live ones. It's the sound of a future grown out of the past, but not out of its expectations.
"Terrific from start to finish" - Uncut
"Her voice is extraordinary" - The Guardian