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[mp3] Coat Hooks // Popcorn Blues

Written on December 27, 2011 by Adam in Music, New Releases, Review

It’s hard to ignore that all of us here in the blogosphere are starting to tabulate the results of this year’s records. I admit, it’s the time of the year when we all tend to almost forget that new music is still being turned out.

Back in May I introduced you to a band out of Scotland that goes by the name Andrew Lindsay and the Coat Hooks. They had just released their fantastic The Whittling EP, that would easily end up on my year end list for Favorite EPs of 2011 had I made one. Well they are back with a truncated name (now they are simply known as Coat Hooks) and a new track, “Popcorn Blues.”

This track is right in line with those found on The Whittling EP with perfect sounding acoustic guitars this time with the added ethereal effect of overdriven and e-bowed guitar adding a perfect background layer. If you haven’t checked out The Whittling EP now would be the perfect time to do so. Also, you can download this track for free on their Bandcamp page. They also have a new EP that’s coming out soon, To the Waters and the Wild, so keep an eye on their internets for that.

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Coat Hooks // Popcorn Blues [mp3] from the forthcoming To The Waters and The Wild

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