[FlyingBrickAnnouncements] Help organizing this show? [Fwd: Booking help for Thorn & Shout (members of Squinch Owl) on October 16th?]

Alison beautyofsilence at gmail.com
Tue Sep 11 03:45:27 UTC 2012


They initially contacted me about the show but that is only a few days
before I leave for tour so I'm gonna be running around like a chicken with
my head cut off. if anyone can help them they are awesome and fun people!

Maybe someone with contacts at the yerb or bainbridge house could forward
them there? idk. wish i could help but i really cant.

alison self

On Sun, Sep 9, 2012 at 10:59 AM, The Flying Brick Library <
TheFlyingBrick at riseup.net> wrote:

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> Hey y'all, I don't think I have the energy to book this, but it sounds
> really awesome, and I think its about time we had an acoustic show again
> anyway. Is there anyway that would be available to bottomline finding some
> local acts to play, and promoting this? Hit me up if you can, thanks!
>
> - Nathan
>
> ---------------------------- Original Message ----------------------------
> Subject: Booking help for Thorn & Shout (members of Squinch Owl) on
> October 16th?
> From:    "Birthquake Records" <birthquakerecords at gmail.com>
> Date:    Fri, September 7, 2012 7:01 pm
> To:      theflyingbrick at riseup.net
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> *Hey there!  My name’s Maxwell - I've met you folks a few times in my
> travels - I played there with Stefan Fink and Rye 'n Clover and with Wood
> Spider in the last year! I love your space so much, and right now, I’m
> helping to book a tour for two of my best friends in the world, Thorn &
> Shout from Maine, and we were hoping you folks over at the Flying Brick
> could help out!
>
> Thorn & Shout is a two piece from Maine, who play original chamber folk and
> Americana.  The duo is composed of Sofia Albam (formerly of Squinch
> Owl<http://squinchowl.bandcamp.com/>and Sons
> of an Illustrious Father <http://sonsofanillustriousfather.com/>) and
> Leonidas Link (of Thy Courage Quail <http://couragequail.bandcamp.com/>).
>  After going into hiding in the woods somewhere for the last year, they’ve
> joined together and are writing music that is far more intentional and
> mature than their previous projects.  Between the two of them, they play
> resonator guitar, five string banjo, viola, foot-powered shruti box,
> harmonica, and percussion.  They both sing lead and harmony, and might
> actually have the best singing voices I’ve ever heard (not exaggerating).
>  You might like them if you like Brown Bird, Hurray for the Riff Raff,
> Black Prairie, Ralph Stanley, medieval folk music, taxidermy,
> cryptozoology...*
>
> *We’re working on mixing and mastering a full-length album, but right now,
> all they have is a rough demo:
> http://thornandshout.bandcamp.com
> And here's a couple of videos from one of their first shows:
> http://youtu.be/aEl3HBxlujg
> http://youtu.be/uPv7tLk_H9U*
> *
> *
> *I know the two of them will love your space - while they've made an
> intentional choice to not be overtly political in their lyrical content,
> they're both anarchists and primitivists so you guys'll probably get along.
> ** <http://thornandshout.bandcamp.com/>
> We’re looking for a show in the Richmond area on Tuesday, October 16th  We
> really hope you can help us out, but if you can’t, we understand - however
> if you can help out with names and/or contact info of people who might be
> able to, we’d really appreciate it!  I haven't had too much experience with
> shows in RVA outside of your space to tell the truth haha.
>
> Anyhow, thanks much - let me know what ya think!
>
> Love,
> -Maxwell, Sofia & Link*
>
> --
> http://www.BirthquakeRecords.com
> http://facebook.com/BirthquakeRecords
>
> *BIRTHQUAKE RECORDS NEW RELEASES FOR FREE DOWNLOAD:  *
> SWEET STREET SYMPHONY - "Sweet Wood" BQR-011
> http://sweetstreetsymphony.bandcamp.com/album/sweet-wood
> *This album is the product of the frontman and songs of New Orleans’ own
> Sweet Street Symphony coming together with New York’s Wood Spider. NOLA
> street jazz mixed with progressive folk punk? Banjo! Drums! Accordion! Saw!
> Cello! Stand-up bass! A chorus of kazoos!*
>
> THE ACT OF ESTIMATING AS WORTHLESS - "Amongst These Splintered
> Minds//Leaden Thoughts Sing Softly" BQR-010
>
> http://theactofestimatingasworthless.bandcamp.com/
>
> *Act Of plays music that ranges from soft and cute to swells of loud and
> triumphant - sort of post rock-infused indie folk.  *Two voices, two
> guitars, horns, strings, junk drums, stand-up bass and more!  **
>
>
> WOOD SPIDER - "In the Thick of It" BQR-009
>
> http://woodspider.bandcamp.com
>
> Wood Spider’s latest, this time performing with six members across a slew
> of instruments.  The recordings are gritty and distorted, the band is loud
> and aggressive, the songs are dark and angsty.  Somewhere between freak
> folk and folk punk, with a gothic vibe.
>
>
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