New Songs On Tour!
David has been performing six new songs on his current tour. We are happy to let you know that a recent show at The Grey Eagle in Asheville, NC was recorded and available for your listening enjoyment.
[ DOWNLOAD HERE ]
Thanks to our friends at It's Hard To Find A Friend for hosting the mp3s and Scott Bradford for recording the show.
David Bazan signs to Barsuk Records
Known mostly for his tenure performing as Pedro the Lion, songwriter David Bazan recently retired the band moniker to continue making music under his own name and his electronc side project, Headphones. His solo debut EP "FEWER MOVING PARTS" finds the beloved Seattle songwriter [who was recently named #85 in Paste Magazine's Top 100 Living Songwriters] roaring back to his creative roots, performing and recording everything himself in his home studio, while still expanding his sonic canvas. His signature songwriting, voice, and melodies are framed in layered harmonies, multi-tracked guitars, analog keyboards, and intricate production. The 10-song EP includes electric and acoustic versions of five new Bazan songs. Acclaimed graphic novelist, Zak Sally created new original artwork for the EP.
Listen at: Barsuk | MySpace.com | PureVolume.com
Buy it now: Buy Direct | iTunes | Amazon.com
David Bazan's Take-Away Show
David was filmed on the streets of San Francisco by Nate Chan for Takeawayshows.com. Here's an outtake only available right here:
David Stops by the Daytrotter Studios
David recently stopped by the Daytrotter studios to record a few songs and chat about songwriting, touring, and heaven.
Bazan covers "Let Down" for Stereogum
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Radiohead's OK Computer Stereogum asked some of their favorite musicians to participate in a song-by-song covers compilation. In addition to Bazan there are tracks by John Vanderslice, Cold War Kids, Vampire Weekend, My Brightest Diamond, and others.
GET THE SONGS HERE >
A Conversation With David Bazan
There's a new interview with David over at It's Hard To Find A Friend. Also check out the recent interview with The Soft Drug's TW Walsh. A big shout out goes to Caleb for doing the interview and running such a cool blog. And to Molly for all the editing.
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