"Okay here’s the deal," lead singer of Tartufi , Lynne Angel tells me over the phone. The San Francisco band is currently on tour across the country in support of their latest album, These Factory Days . I've just asked her where their band name originated from. "We used to tell all these tall tales about it because obviously everybody wonders about that. But the truth of the matter is, that when we were a trio, the previous band member was in Italy and saw the word ‘tartufi’ on the menu which is just [...]
Next week is the pledge drive, meaning all of you should tune in to my show from 10pm to midnight PST on Friday, April 12 and pledge your support for independent radio. For my April 5 show, I returned to playing primarily new tunes, opening with the stellar new track by Sweden's Lars Bygdén, dropping in a pair of tunes by San Francisco post-rock outfit Tartufi, and crossing the pond to Spain for an amazing track by Soledad Vélez. Here in Skagit Valley, we're starting to get some sun, and [...]
Post-rock, perhaps more than most genres, has an inherent ability to lump together artists so diverse they seemingly should not fit in even close to similar categorical sub-genres, yet alone within the exact same sub-genre. Post-rock, then, features artists as wide-ranging as folk-centric epic-masterpiece purveyors Thee Silver Mt. Zion Memorial Orchestra, the soft-loud-soft instrumental rock-ists Explosions in the Sky, and this band - Tartufi - who blend lovely melodies with dreamy vocals against intense face-melting rock. These Factory Days dropped last week; I've been listening [...]
Live This Month: April 2013 — an audio guide through SF concerts this month (Podcast #303) In Live This Month , we sample some of the great local and out-of-town bands performing in the coming month in the San Francisco Bay Area. We're due for an onslaught of anticipated new albums from Bay Area bands, and that outpouring begins this month with a number of the local artists we've included in this mix. Both Life Coach and Tartufi [...]
Feast your ears on this: one of the best singles' playlist of new bands so far this year. Of course, the predominant buzz about this weeks' new releases revolves around new albums by heavy-hitter bands like Wavves, The Strokes and Depeche Mode and Wire leading the way. Here's where it gets even better - there [...] Read more, get songs or stream the entire mix on Indie Rock Cafe
The SOTO inbox is always full of cool stuff that never gets to see the light of day on the actual site, and I’d like to change that. So, every Friday I’ll be posting the best album streams and videos that were sent my way during the week. Take a scroll and find something worth remembering. FULL ALBUM STREAMS Charles Bradley - Victim Of Love Cold War Kids - Dear Miss Lonelyhearts Generationals - Heza Olafur Arnalds - [...]
This week's short list of new releases sees some old names returning with fresh new sounds. 802s electronic alternative icons Depeche Mode return with their thirteenth studio album, perhaps their strongest effort yet in this post Y2K world. Delta Machine contains the familiar tropes: dark eroticism featuring Dave Gahan's swooningly romantic lyrics amid swirling keys and syncopated if occasionally aggressive electric percussion. Though the band has been stripped down to the trio of Gahan, principle songwriter Martin Gore, and bassist Andy Fletcher, the new album is richly produced by Ben Hillier and adeptly mixed by Flood. [...]
San Francisco based experimental indie rock band, Tartufi will be releasing their fourth full length album, breaking a two year span of silence between the release of their last studio effort, The Goodwill of The Scar . In celebration of their new album, These Factory Days , Tartufi has shared a new single entitled, Underwater . This seasoned Bay Area ensemble will also be playing several tour dates across the United States, and will end the tour in San Francisco with their official album release event at [...]
Hide your kids, hide your wives... Gaytheist is coming to San Francisco. With a name that encapsulates everything that scares conservatives about the Bay Area, it’s a wonder they’re not more well-known around here. Don’t let the bow tie and wire-frame glasses fool you: hailing from Portland (another den of West coast sin), Gaytheist are, by all Internetical accounts, amazingly fun and punishingly loud. And also, for a bunch of deviants, pretty thoughtful , funny guys. They’ll fit right in. Gaytheist will be at Hemlock Tavern on March 15th with Tartufi [...]
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Other than the blitzkrieg of festival event news and showcase flyer bombardments, the week brought us strange brews and kernels of inspiration. Top news tells us that Azealia Banks covered the Strokes' "Barely Legal" amid tweets of her working with Ariel Pink, a sketchy fatal drive by on French Montana's tour bus left one fan dead, and in what ought to be a new column called 'This Week in Morrissey beefs' we can add Paul McCartney to the list of the latest Mozzer feuds....
Every day, Daily Downloads offers 10 free and legal mp3 downloads, plus free and legal live sets from around the internet. Today's free and legal mp3 downloads: Back City Woods : free and legal Around the Bed EP [mp3] search for more Back City Woods posts at Largehearted Boy Bestial Mouths : "Hollowed" [mp3] search for more [...]
From the upcoming album These Factory Days (Southern Records March 2013).
These Factory Days è il titolo del nuovo album della band curiosamente chiamata Tartufi - uscirà per Southern Records il prossimo 25 Marzo:
Take a listen to Tarfufi 's fantastic track "Eaves" off their upcoming full-length These Factory Days out in March on Southern Records!
San Francisco trio Tartufi are proud to present the stateside premiere of their single "Eaves", from their forthcoming Southern Records full-length, These Factory Days. The three talents of Lynne Angel, Ben Thorne and Brian Gorman long ago illustrated their power-pop leaning chops on 2002's Westward Onward, So We Are Alive in 2004, Trouble in 2005, until their game changing sound developments began on Us Upon Buildings Upon Us in 2006 and 2008's Nests of Waves and Wire both wit...
Check out this great preview video for Tartufi's new album These Factory Days coming out March 25th on Southern Records!
er stammt aus dallas, ist aber in der welt zuhause, nicht zuletzt weil jeff ryan als drummer u.a. schon st. vincent, the war on drugs oder die baptist generals unterstützte, nun tritt er solo in erscheinung, die "we were here " ep erscheint am 26. februar via simulacra records : myopic : myopic - jura by fanaticpro mit "wooden ball" steht ein neuer, sechzehn tracks umfassender release von sarah smith [...]
The mighty Tartufi are out on tour right now, probably having all kinds of fun while the rest of us are stuck at home, endlessly trudging to and from our day jobs. But don't get too down just yet—there is reason to rejoice. Yes, at long last, the band announced the details of their new album. The next Tartufi record took nearly two years to make, but it's finally coming out...next year. It's going to be called These Factory Days and will be available in March 2013 [...]
Mixtape: 2012 Rock Make Street Festival Preview Mix (Podcast #285) On Saturday, September 15th, 2012, The Bay Bridged will be joining Tartufi and The Bold Italic to throw the fifth annual Rock Make Street Festival , an all ages, all day celebration of local independent music, arts, crafts, and food at Treat Avenue and 18th Street in the Mission. Rock Make 2012 will feature two stages of local indie bands and 70 arts and crafts vendors, as well as great food and beer for your [...]
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