Clap your hands say yeah

Banda que también se enfrenta en el 2007 a su prueba de fuego, su segundo CD. Al menos, ésta se marca el detallazo de regalarnos 2 canciones para que lo vayamos degustando. Con ganas de escucharlo, su Over and over abría uno de mis discos favoritos de este año Les inrocks vol.1.


Rock / Indie
BROOKLYN/PHILADELPHIA,United States

WEB

MySpace

Componentes:

Alec Ounsworth,
Tyler Sargent,
Robbie Guertin,
Lee Sargent,
Sean Greenhalgh

Discografia:

-Some Loud Thunder (30 Enero 2007)




We have a new record coming out on January 30th called Some Loud Thunder. It is our second album. We have posted two new songs from the album on our website for your listening pleasure. There's also another one over at our myspace page.

If you have ants in your pants, you can buy the album directly from us on January 16th in the mp3 tradition, thanks to the kind folks at Insound. We'll then send you a real-life copy for free. There's also an exclusive t-shirt available for those who buy the record directly from us.

Here's the track list of Some Loud Thunder:
1. Some Loud Thunder
2. Emily Jean Stock
3. Mama, Won’t You Keep Them Castles in the Air and Burning?
4. Love Song No. 7 mp3
5. Satan Said Dance
6. Upon Encountering the Crippled Elephant
7. Goodbye to Mother and the Cove
8. Arm and Hammer
9. Yankee Go Home
10. Underwater (You and Me) mp3
11. Five Easy Pieces

-Clap your hands say yeah (13 Sept 2005)



1. Clap Your Hands!
2. Let the Cool Goddess Rust Away
3. Over and Over Again (Lost & Found) mp3
4. Sunshine & Clouds (And Everything Proud)
5. Details of the War
6. The Skin of My Yellow Country Teeth
7. Is This Love?
8. Heavy Metal
9. Blue Turning Gray
10. In This Home On Ice
11. Gimme Some Salt
12. Upon This Tidal Wave of Young Blood mp3



Amazon.com
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah sold nearly 20,000 copies of its self-titled, self-released debut through the mail--and got nearly as many raves from enthusiastic MP3 bloggers, leading to an entry on Rolling Stone magazine's coveted Hot List. It's easy to feel skeptical, especially of an album that opens with a carnival barker imploring you to "Clap Your Hands!" But anyone that's felt the lure of bands such as the Arcade Fire and Interpol will want to keep listening. In vocalist Alec Ounsworth, this Brooklyn five-piece has found its own Jonathan Richman, a yelping madman that can sing things like "The Skin of My Yellow Country Teeth" with a straight face. Meanwhile, the music itself is typically unhinged and under-produced, taking an anything-goes approach that coasts on sheer exuberance and results in moments of profound clarity such as "Let the Cool Goddess Rust Away" and "Upon This Tidal Wave of Young Blood." A promising start but hold the applause. --Aidin Vaziri


One of the biggest critical successes of the year, CLAP YOUR HANDS SAY YEAH is proving it can reach beyond the realm of critic darlings. With rapidly expanding commercial, specialty and college radio, sold out tour dates around the globe, and high profile television appearance s scheduled, this is going to be a fourth quarter must-have. And, the most impressive part of it all is that this band is doing it all WITHOUT A LABEL IN THE US. CLAP YOUR HANDS SAY YEAH is showing the music business how it should be done.