Yes, that is correct, the first album by Feathers is now available for order at Revolver distribution !!!!
Many many thanks to everyone who made this possible! to Andy and Devendra, for their constant and staggering generosity and support, and to Gary and Howard Wuelfing for their patience and sound advisories. We are very happy to be working with such stalwartly awesome people to get our album out to you!
Yay!!!!!!!!!!
Love,
Feathers
P.S. The Benefit Show on Friday April 14th at the Hooker Dunham starts at 8pm, and apparently we are the only band playing, so don't be late! Proceeds go to benefit the In-Sight photography school, a non-profit organisation that offers free photography classes for the youth! (It might be such that a young Kyle Thomas was once a benefactor of this kind service!)
Glad to hear about it. I'll be ordering it. I am looking forward to seeing you perform some time. Thank you for the music.
Posted by: Andre IC | April 16, 2006 at 11:07 PM
I did have a close chance to hear you play in Big Sur at Quiet Quiet Ocean Spell, but i arrived on the second day. Yes, thank you Andy and Devendra, and you people who work to share this music.
friend in love,
Andre
Posted by: Andre IC | April 16, 2006 at 11:16 PM
I look forward to hearing the album! I just heard the dublab podcast and deliquesced. The voice on the third song was at once so haunting and so familiar.
I've met you all a couple times but most notably during your Montreal show with Smog. We ate bagels and did boogie dancing! I've written a song too that I'm sure has found some inspiration from your music but isn't nearly as mellifluous. It's called "Rain Paintings" and you can listen to it at myspace.com/goodmangoodman.
If you're adventurous, you can also check out some queer dance pop. The song is called "The Latest Information" at myspace.com/telefauna. This isn't meant to be shameless advertising on the 'comment' space, so maybe you can black-marker these addresses later.
Keep in touch! (you too mademoiselle sjm!)
Posted by: Ian | April 18, 2006 at 06:21 PM