Here is a little bit of tomfoolery… Kevin playing ‘Like A Revolution’ (or is it ‘A Day in the Life’?) backstage at Brown University in Providence, RI on April 18, 2009.
of Montreal is looking for any decent quality audio recordings from our recent European tour. If you have any or know where to find some, please let us know! Thanx!
Posted by jeff on Friday Jan 9, 2009 Under Listen, Watch
of Montreal stopped by WNYC’s Soundcheck for a live interview and performance. You can watch video from the segment here, or listen to audio of the full broadcast below.
Posted by jeff on Wednesday Dec 17, 2008 Under Listen
The December 16th performance at the Music Hall of Williamsburg was recorded by nyctaper, and you can download it in its entirety at their website. MP3, FLAC, and a setlist are available therein.
Tomorrow night – Letterman. Check your local listings.
Used Wigs did an interview with myself (b.p.)
at the Electric Factory in Philadelphia this past Halloween 2008.
fast forward to about 23:23 to hear the start of the interview.
(click on the triangle to start the audio.)
Posted by jeff on Tuesday Nov 18, 2008 Under Listen
A great live set and interview from November 13’s episode of “Music with Jay Trachtenberg” is available for streaming at kut.org. The Beatles and John Lennon are covered.
Stereogum has revealed one of the new Jon Brion remixes, “Gallery Piece,” from the upcoming album Jon Brion Remixes (which will also include two remixes of “An Eluardian Instance,” a longer version of the “Gallery Piece” remix, and an instrumental version), due out 1/6 digitally and 1/27 on CD/LP.
Jon Brion Remix EP 01 First Time High (Reconstructionist Remix of “An Eluardian Instance”)
02 First Time High (Of Chicago Acoustic Version)
03 Gallery Piece (JB Remix)
04 Gallery Piece (Long Version)
05 Gallery Piece (Instrumental)
I forgot to link to this great B.P. interview, posted at Music is My Girlfriend. Includes backstage gossip about the Roseland Ballroom horse.
And if you ever wondered what “Wraith Pinned to the Mist (and Other Games)” would sound like a capella, the Washington University Stereotypes deliver: