The Dodos - Carrier - VINYL LP

For The Dodos Inchthe best time to make a record is right after you've finished oneInch says vocalist and guitarist Meric Long. Having just wrapped up the sessions for their previous record Carrier, and fired up on the level of comfort achieved with brothers Jay and Ian Pellicci at Tiny Telephone studio, the duo immediately began laying to tape the batch of songs that would result in their latest and sixth record, entitled Individ. Album Tracks 1. Precipitation 2. The Tide 3. Bubble 4. Competition 5. Darkness 6. Goodbbyes and Endings 7. Retriever 8. Bastard 9. Pattern/Shadow

Frank Peter Zimmermann is widely regarded as one of the foremost violinists of his generation. He has been performing with all major orchestras in the world, among which are the Berliner Philharmoniker with whom he made his debut in 1985 with Daniel Barenboim; the Wiener Philharmoniker with whom he played first time in 1983 with Lorin Maazel in Salzburg; the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, all London orchestras, as well as all big American orchestras. Frank Peter Zimmermann is a regular guest at all major music festivals, including Salzburg, Edinburgh and Lucerne. Over the years Frank Peter Zimmermann has built up an impressive discography, and has recorded virtually all major concerto repertoire. On this new , he focuses on the original and reconstructed violin concertos of J. S. Bach. He plays on the 1711 Antonius Stradivari violin InchLady Inchiquin,Inch which is kindly provided by the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen, Dusseldorf, InchKunst i'm Landesbesitz. Inch Album Tracks 1. Concerto in a Minor / a Moll BWV 1041 2. Concerto in E Major / E Dur BWV 1042 3. Concerto in D minor / D Moll BWV 1052 4. Concerto in D minor / D Moll BWV 1060

Vinyl LP pressing. To make Certainty Waves, their seventh album as The Dodos, guitarist Meric Long and percussionist Logan Kroeber had to forget everything they knew about what it meant to be The Dodos. Like the duo's breakout sophomore album Visiter, Certainty Waves finds The Dodos embracing the unlimited possibilities of a time when there were no preconceptions of what the band should sound like. Questions like whether the group needed to incorporate more than just Inchacoustic guitar and drums,Inch and just what exactly the ratio should be of acoustic vs. Electric guitar suddenly took a backseat to the realization that so much emphasis was mistakenly being put on form rather than spirit.