DOWNLOAD: Red Collar - "Pilgrim" (MP3)
Durham, NC alt-rock band Red Collar announced that a limited edition red vinyl pressing of their debut release Pilgrim will be coming out soon on Loose Charm Records.
It looks like there will be 300-500 copies pressed on transparent red vinyl.
"All of them will be hand numbered and on nice, red vinyl. All of the sleeves will be screen-printed. The track order was re-worked to give the album more of a Side A/Side B flow and the first 100 copies will be printed with special metallic silver ink. Due to length we couldn’t fit all 11 songs on one record so every copy will also have a download card for all 11 album tracks plus one bonus cover song that we will post more about soon." -- from Red Collar's blog
Links:
Red Collar's Website
Monday, August 17, 2009
Red Collar Announce Ltd. Edition Vinyl Version of "Pilgrim" + "Used Guitars", Live @ Piano's, NYC 7/14/09
Posted by Mike at 10:56 PM
Labels: Durham, Fugazi, Jason Kutchma, New Model Army, Pilgrim, Radio On, Red Collar, Rust Belt Heart, Used Guitars
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Red Collar - Live Video from Show at Piano's, NYC 7/14/09
DOWNLOAD: Red Collar - "Used Guitars" (MP3)
There is a lot to be said for a band that comes on and hits it as hard as Red Collar did at their show at Piano's. I was expecting the show to be somewhat low-key given the early set time (8PM) but, while the band varied the pace, they didn't slow down in intensity during their 40 minute set. Red Collar drew a good-sized crowd and their set left the enthusiastic crowd hoping for more.
A number of reviewers have compared the band to Fugazi but I couldn't hear the basis for this when listening to the band's debut disc Pilgrim (To my ears, Pilgrim sounds like a cross between the Hold Steady and New Model Army). After seeing the band play live, I can now see where the Fugazi comparison came from. Jason Kutchma and Mike Jackson interlock their guitars with both a style and intensity similar to Fugazi's Guy and Ian.
For more info on the band, there was a detailed piece written up in Durham's IndyWeek.com a few months back.
Red Collar's upcoming tour dates
Links:
Red Collar's Website
Red Collar's MySpace Profile
Posted by Mike at 10:18 PM
Labels: Durham, Fugazi, Jason Kutchma, New Model Army, Pilgrim, Radio On, Red Collar, Rust Belt Heart, Used Guitars