Teethe - Magic of the Sale - VINYL LP

Teethe re-emerges with Magic Of The Sale, a soft but steelyfull-length album where the Texas band's four distinctsongwriters, singers, and artists ask a series of interlockedquestions about what it means to build a life in a time of sharedcollapse. The result is a sad and beautiful self-built world ofSouthern slowcore, where four people turn toward one anotherand drift forward, together. Magic Of The Sale follows Teethe's2020 self-titled debut, a loose and warm 12-track collage ofexquisite existential blues and twilit harmonies from which fewearly cassette runs turned into several sold-out vinyl editions,unlikely name-drops from mega-stars, and several tours acrossthe United States and Europe. Magic Of The Sale representsTeethe's natural next step a second album, a record tag, aslew of guest collaborators (Xandy Chelmis of Wednesdayand MJ Lenderman, Charlie Martin of Hovvdy and severalother veteran musicians) who represent their Texas roots andnew friends they've made in recent years. Still, Teethe tookspecial care to preserve the part of the process that madetheir debut so special, now with expanded toolkits. On MagicOf The Sale, they've boosted their gear and home studios anddug into the craft of composition and production. Eliding anoutsider producer or engineer, the band's Boone Patrello spentfour arduous months mixing the record-taking the patchworkof tracks from each member and their collaborators andfunneling several visions into one complete picture. From along-overlooked pocket of Texas' musical wealth, Teethereturns with a deeply layered and collaborative work thatmakes the weight of the world feel a little lighter to lug.

Teethe is a band from Texas. The members of Teethe met while attending the University of North Texas in Denton, TX, a small college town outside of Dallas with a fertile music scene. Before forming Teethe, it's core members Boone Patrello, Grahm Robinson, Madeline Dowd, and Jordan Garrett all played in various other groups in Denton, releasing music under different pseudonyms. Patrello released solo music via his Dead Sullivan moniker, while Robinson released under MAH KEE OH. Patrello and Robinson linked up with Dowd to record an album for her project, Crisman, in 2019. They all eventually moved in together, leading the group to start recording more as a whole unit, and subsequently Teethe was born.Made over the course of 2020, Teethe's eponymous debut album is a collection of songs pieced together over time - a sonic collage of fragmented recordings and half finished tracks made whole in the midst of isolation. Initially self-released in November of 2020 with little fanfare, the album's warm, lo-fi aesthetic and slow, calming songs spread by word of mouth. Roughly one year later, at the top of 2022, the band returned with InchTagInch, a new single that caught the attention of slowcore fans and garnered shout outs from unlikely celebrities. Tours soon followed with Charlie Martin of Hovvdy, Momma, Milly, Waveform, and They Are Gutting A Body of Water. The band continued to record their own music, releasing another single, InchLucky,Inch in the fall of 2022, and most recently partnered with Saddle Creek for their 7-inch series to their newest single, InchMoon,Inch in October of 2023. Now spread between Dallas and Austin, the Texas band has recently signed with Winspear and will be re-issuing their self-titled debut LP this winter, along with a pressing of InchTag,Inch InchLucky,Inch and never before released b-side InchThanksInch on 7-inch vinyl.

What did Haydn sound like while he was on tour in London, giving concerts and teaching? Today, nobody perhaps comes closer to the sound from that time than Rebecca Maurer, who plays here on her original London fortepiano from 1816. Furthermore, the internationally sought-after fortepiano virtuoso does this with dazzling technique and immaculate stylistic confidence. The repertoire is also sensational, above all because it is not every day that one finds world premiere recordings by Haydn students on program flyers fragrant music of Sentimentalism with some hints of Romanticism by Thomas Haigh and Christian Ignatius Latrobe. Outstanding repertoire! Equally at home on the fortepiano and harpsichord, Rebecca Maurer is acclaimed as one of the outstanding specialists for historical keyboard instruments of her generation. She studied piano, harpsichord and fortepiano in Freiburg, Amsterdam and at Cornell University where she held a fellowship. Her previous recording was nominated for the Preis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik as well as for an International Classical Music Award in the Baroque instrumental category.