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Matt’s Year in Review 2009
It’s that time of year for everyone to reflect on 2009, and look back at what was great and what wasn’t. Now, it’s my turn. You may see some similarities in lists but whatever, I tried to switch it up. I didn’t get in depth as much as Bryan or Tom’s List but this is what I thought stood out for me in this roller coaster of a year. Have a look at my list, after the jump!
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Music Video: Great Lake Swimmers – “Palmistry”
Great Lake Swimmers are becoming one of my favorite folk rock bands. Their new album Lost channels is out now and it’s an excellent album! Their new video “Palmistry” was just released, the video was shot in the 1000 Islands with video director Sean Michael Turrell (Tegan & Sara, Mstrkrft, Brendan Canning). Check it out below:
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Great Lake Swimmers announce more tour dates for the Fall
Folk rock band Great Lake Swimmers have announced a bunch more dates in the USA this Fall. The band is still supporting their awesome release “Lost Channels,’ which I recommend buying by the way. GLS will be playing NYC area twice, one show at Bowery Ballroom on September 27th and one in Brooklyn the next night at Music Hall of Williamsburg. Check out the full dates below:
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Great Lake Swimmers score chart success
Great Lake Swimmers continue to reach new heights as their latest album, Lost Channels, debuts at #10 on the Billboard Heatseekers Chart in America and #48 on Canada’s Top 200 Album Chart today. The album is also drawing impressive numbers on iTunes, currently sitting at #1 in Canada and #5 in America on the Singer/Songwriter Charts. With the band’s US tour in full swing, they continue to garner ongoing critical praise, radio support and massive blog buzz.
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Music Video: Great Lake Swimmers – “Pulling On A Line”
Great Lake Swimmers have released a brand new video, which got it’s official debut on the newly revamped Pitchfork site this week. The Isaac Rentz directed video was shot in the late night hours on the storied hills of Topanga Canyon. With its plumes of pink smoke and motley crew of charters, it’s best described as “Tom Sawyer meets David Lynch”. Watch the video after the jump:
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