Name: LIANNE HALL - The Caretaker
SKU: MSMCD182
Price: 9.00 GBP
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LIANNE HALL – The Caretaker

£9.00

Artist: Lianne Hall

Title: The Caretaker

File: Alt. Folk/Electronica

Label: Market Square

Cat: MSMCD182

UPC: 5065001032424

Rel: Feb. 24^th 2017

Track Listing

Always Late to The Party
The Crow’s Nest
Monsoon
Amp on Fire
Summer of 100 Pills
Mess of Love
The Last Song of the Caretaker
No Medicine
Slow Late
The Ocean is Broken

Lianne Hall is a Berlin-based singer-songwriter. While her sound may be largely country-esque and folk-inspired, her soul is built on a punk rock foundation. In the late nineties, she toured Europe extensively and released records with Witchknot, a politicised, experimental all female punk band with a significantly DIY attitude and open-minded approach to making music. Lianne has since self released a number of solo singles and mini-albums. Lianne recorded five sessions for John Peel’s BBC radio show, including a live Christmas special at Peel Acres.

Product Description

“One of the great English voices…”

John Peel, BBC Radio 1

A new album from British-born, Berlin-based Lianne Hall is a further essay in spine-tingling intimacy, weaving folk influences into electronic soundscapes.

Her affecting songs are as frank and personal as ever, her voice a stand-out presence and our gentle if firm-handed guide into and out off her world in these latest ten pieces.

Its genesis resides in the summer of 2015, when Hall teamed up with Alexander Paulick, of the band Kreidler, to shape a collection of demos into a new album.

In a short space of time Alex had recruited a stellar cast of Berlin musicians for the sessions and enlisted Guy Sternberg of Lowswing Studio to record and co-produce.

In three days the entire album was recorded directly to analogue tape.

Each song was played live, without unnecessary clutter but with plenty of atmosphere.

The result shines with outstanding musicianship that renders in “The Caretaker” a sense that you, the listener, have been party to something timeless – and deeply personal …

More on Lianne at http://liannehall.com/