Conciertos

DUFFY
11 julio, Barcelona, Razzmatazz 1

12 julio, Joy Eslava, Madrid


Entradas a la venta el viernes 18 de abril a partir de las 10 horas
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BE YOUR OWN PET

18 abril, Pop Bar (Razzmatazz Clubs), Barcelona

19 abril, Moby Dick, Madrid + Jenesaispop Djs
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THE GUTTER TWINS feat. Greg Dulli & Mark Lanegan + Ed Harcourt

26 abril, Razzmatazz 1, Barcelona

27 abril, Sala Heineken, Madrid

28 abril, Kafe Antzokia, Bilbao
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ADAM GREEN PLUS BAND + Laura Marling

4 mayo, Razzmatazz 2, Barcelona

5 mayo, Sala Heineken, Madrid
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JAMES Atención! Cambio de fechas

6 mayo, Razzmatazz 1, Barcelona
+ La Banda Municipal del Polo Norte

8 mayo, La Riviera, Madrid + Jonston
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BLOOD RED SHOES + The Last 3 Lines

13 mayo, Razzmatazz 3, Barcelona

14 mayo, Moby Dick , Madrid
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SCOTT MATHEW

22 mayo, Moby Dick, Madrid + Lidia Damunt

23 mayo, Razzmatazz 3, Barcelona + Miss Carrussel
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KING CREOSOTE

28 mayo, Razzmatazz 3, Barcelona

29 mayo, Moby Dick, Madrid

The Gutter Twins

Rock
Seattle, WA


Though it's hard to believe that it took this long for the Twilight Singers' Greg Dulli and the Screaming Trees' Mark Lanegan to team up, be glad that they did. Their debut album as The Gutter Twins isn't due out until this March, but you can download the track "Idle Hands" FREE, exclusively here on MySpace.


Sub pop:
Saturnalia is the anticipated first album from The Gutter Twins, the collaboration forged in late 2003 by Mark Lanegan and fellow maverick singer-songwriter Greg Dulli. Saturnalia finds the axis Dulli nicknamed “the Satanic Everly Brothers” going even deeper into the shadows than ever before. Mystical, unpredictable, ultimately masterful, the album both embodies and defies any expectations suggested by the principals’ individual notoriety. Pointedly not resting on the sonic laurels of their previous successes, Saturnalia instead proves rootsy but baroque, handmade yet modernist, teeming with siren melodies that don’t resolve. Produced by Dulli and Lanegan along with the band’s unofficial third member Mathias Schneeberger, ??Saturnalia??’s eerie modal swirls trap the listener in each song’s atmosphere; simultaneously evoking everything from Indian sitars to Appalachian folk and Delta grit, the drones inadvertently create narcotic hooks. Spartan electronica indelibly collides with spooky space blues on “Who Will Lead Us?”; “Idle Hands” fuses Middle Eastern exoticism with shocking guitar riffs that shoot AC/DC boogie into another fucking galaxy. The cumulative effect proves internal yet epic: the netherworld symphonics of Mogwai, Sigur Ros and Bohren und der Club of Gore are touchstones, alongside the sprawling emotions of Pink Floyd, the melodically catchy paranoia of the Beach Boys, the primal confessionals of John Lennon. Still, what Dulli and Lanegan achieve here ultimately feels like the determinedly individual product of two auteurs coming together.

Released: 2008-03-04 (CD), 2008-03-04 (2xLP)