Aquarian Blood s New Album Bending the Golden Hour Out Today
While Aquarian Blood has roots as a chaotic punk rock six-piece, the band shifted gears after two raucous cassette-only releases on ZAP Cassettes.by TV News Desk
Bending the Golden Hour, the third album from Memphis, Tennessee s Aquarian Blood, husband and wife team J.B. Horrell (Ex-Cult) and Laurel Horrell (formerly of Nots) continue on their gorgeously stripped-down and atmospheric journey. Throughout Bending the Golden Hour, the duo masterfully zigs to country and zags to psychedelic folk, brooding on one song and soothing listeners with the next. There s a big middle ground, like folk-psych, or weirder country music, J.B. says, reeling off names like Skip Spence and Syd Barrett as stepping stones between the genres of punk and folk.
Aquarian Blood Release New Single Time in the Rain
With Bending the Golden Hour, the third album from Aquarian Blood (J.B. and Laurel Horrell) continue on their gorgeously stripped-down and atmospheric journey.by Chloe Rabinowitz
Aquarian Blood is releasing their sweet duet, Time in the Rain today. The second single from their forthcoming album, Bending the Golden Hour, finds the silver lining in the confusion and uncertainty of these times. The Memphis husband and wife team explain, Time In the Rain is our reflection on this reality, a reminder that despite the ups and downs that are part of everyone s experience, we must always come back to the most basic and important truth - love sees us through, love always wins.
Shattered. The new record, titled
A Little More Time With Reigning Sound, features the band’s “Memphis lineup” of Cartwright, Jeremy Scott, Greg Roberson, and Alex Greene, who last played together on 2005’s
Home for Orphans. Below, hear the new song “A Little More Time.”
A Little More Time With Reigning Sound is out on May 21 via Merge. In addition to the “Memphis lineup,” the record features drummer and percussionist Graham Winchester, as well as contributions from vocalist Coco Hames, pedal steel guitarist John Whittemore, cellist Elen Wroten, and violinist Krista Wroten.
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