A Girl And A Gun : Lockdown
by Various Artists
rattlebag
eddierobson
dimitrioss
Urban J
Ian Walker
Ian Badcock
Thomas Tiedtke
Rolf Kristensen
Jem Woolley
lochgirl
Gordon Robertson
m_11
Simon ...
Robert Wells
John Jervis
Declan IOM
Mystic Knights
fastandbulbous
philippe desfeux
Andy Aldridge
rob wilson
Andrew Smith
Matt Ashton
Alan Murphy
Carsten Krause
David King
A delirium vivens
salty
Ned Raggett
Albingier
Richard Clemens
Mark Hartmann
Agent 00Soul
Sara Scott-Rivers
kevin beech
DJ Mqt
Steve Thomas
Tom Yelland
Andrew McCulloch
alistair fitchett
Francesco Amoroso
Music Won't Save You
Did Not Chart
anthony locastro
lordlancaster
aem
brownfrancis
Randy Glazer
CKL
Eric Campoy
Max Renn
philippe bertrand
concertedeffort849
Nicky Vignoli
Robin Stout
-
Streaming + DownloadIncludes high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. Paying supporters also get unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app.Purchasable with gift card
name your price
-
Full Digital Discography
Get all 239 wiaiwya releases available on Bandcamp and save 90%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Travelling By Candlelight, Outlooks, Ravines, Structures - A Calderdale Trilogy, Structures, Compact Discmas, snö, This Candle Is For You, Counting To Three, Each Day / What The Echoes Say / Tilt In Your Eye, and 231 more.
Purchasable with gift card£105.23 GBP or more (90% OFF)
1. |
||||
2. |
about
These are unprecedented times
Sometimes it feels like some evil mastermind, hell bent on world domination has - well, you know - just like a Bond film. The streets, pubs, venues and stadiums are empty, every day seems to last at least 28 hours, and we have no idea how long it will go on…
And so, the time is right for a couple of new Bond cover versions - Where Has Everybody Gone?(originally recorded by the Pretenders in 1987 for Timothy Dalton’s first stab at the role in The Living Daylights) and We Have All The Time In The World (the 1969 Louis Armstrong classic, recorded for George Lazenby’s only outing as Bond in On Her Majesty's Secret Service ) released on the day the 25th Bond film, No Time To Die, was originally scheduled to hit the screens
Where Has Everybody Gone? – Red Red Eyes
UK duo Red Red Eyes released their debut long player in 2018. The album is packed with cinematic drones and intricate twangs; a stylish shoegaze noir, or a Broadcast / Morricone / Gainsbourg soundtrack to an episode of Black Mirror.
Red Red Eyes are Laura McMahon and Xavier Watkins. While playing together in psychedelic outfit Violet Woods, they started working on McMahon’s songs, evoking the atmospheres of their shared cinematographic interests. The result is often dark and hypnotic, with McMahon’s (Betty & the Werewolves) soft vocals being echoed by Watkins’ (Fuzzy Lights) delicate guitar. Their first tape was released on Cambridge’s Meadows records on July 14, 2017. Horology was completed later in the year, and was quickly snapped up by London’s wiaiwya records (home of the Leaf Library, Freschard, the Great Electric and many many more).
If you like the idea of Tracey Thorn fronting the Banshees, Insides at their dreamiest, Pale Saints at their droniest, Lush at their spookiest, or Strawberry Switchblade at their most melancholy, then Red Red Eyes will be the band for you!
We Have All The Time In The World – Hacia Dos Veranos
Hacia Dos Veranos (Towards Two Summers in English) is an Argentinian post-rock band born in 2005 as a project of two friends who moved to Buenos Aires to study. So far they have released three albums.
'De los valles y volcanes' (Of Valleys and Volcanoes), released in 2007 to critical acclaim in Argentina and Spain, led to a deal with Warners. Tired of Warners dragging their feet over releasing their second album, 'Hacia Dos Veranos', they released it as a free download in 2010, to excellent reviews and plays from Gideon Coe on 6Music. Their third album, Limay, was released in the UK by Hangover Lounge records in 2013 (“there is no singer, there are distorted bits, and fast drums too. it's not jazz, it's too melodic and accessible to get Arts Council funding or be album of the year in Wire. It's the sound of Love's Forever Changes, crashing into the rich pop majesty of Nick Drake's Bryter Layter. Beautifully. In Argentina. Without words”).
Their music has been included in compilations from Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, Italy and the UK, and in Martín Piroyansky's award-winning film 'No me ama' (She doesn't love me). The band's name is based on the book Tropic of Cancer by Henry Miller and as they themselves say: "As (the summer) is the season that brings memories, go to two summers is like going in search of happiness ".
Hacia Dos Veranos remain the world's most enigmatic and charismatic band, and this is the first recording where they sing
Sometimes it feels like some evil mastermind, hell bent on world domination has - well, you know - just like a Bond film. The streets, pubs, venues and stadiums are empty, every day seems to last at least 28 hours, and we have no idea how long it will go on…
And so, the time is right for a couple of new Bond cover versions - Where Has Everybody Gone?(originally recorded by the Pretenders in 1987 for Timothy Dalton’s first stab at the role in The Living Daylights) and We Have All The Time In The World (the 1969 Louis Armstrong classic, recorded for George Lazenby’s only outing as Bond in On Her Majesty's Secret Service ) released on the day the 25th Bond film, No Time To Die, was originally scheduled to hit the screens
Where Has Everybody Gone? – Red Red Eyes
UK duo Red Red Eyes released their debut long player in 2018. The album is packed with cinematic drones and intricate twangs; a stylish shoegaze noir, or a Broadcast / Morricone / Gainsbourg soundtrack to an episode of Black Mirror.
Red Red Eyes are Laura McMahon and Xavier Watkins. While playing together in psychedelic outfit Violet Woods, they started working on McMahon’s songs, evoking the atmospheres of their shared cinematographic interests. The result is often dark and hypnotic, with McMahon’s (Betty & the Werewolves) soft vocals being echoed by Watkins’ (Fuzzy Lights) delicate guitar. Their first tape was released on Cambridge’s Meadows records on July 14, 2017. Horology was completed later in the year, and was quickly snapped up by London’s wiaiwya records (home of the Leaf Library, Freschard, the Great Electric and many many more).
If you like the idea of Tracey Thorn fronting the Banshees, Insides at their dreamiest, Pale Saints at their droniest, Lush at their spookiest, or Strawberry Switchblade at their most melancholy, then Red Red Eyes will be the band for you!
We Have All The Time In The World – Hacia Dos Veranos
Hacia Dos Veranos (Towards Two Summers in English) is an Argentinian post-rock band born in 2005 as a project of two friends who moved to Buenos Aires to study. So far they have released three albums.
'De los valles y volcanes' (Of Valleys and Volcanoes), released in 2007 to critical acclaim in Argentina and Spain, led to a deal with Warners. Tired of Warners dragging their feet over releasing their second album, 'Hacia Dos Veranos', they released it as a free download in 2010, to excellent reviews and plays from Gideon Coe on 6Music. Their third album, Limay, was released in the UK by Hangover Lounge records in 2013 (“there is no singer, there are distorted bits, and fast drums too. it's not jazz, it's too melodic and accessible to get Arts Council funding or be album of the year in Wire. It's the sound of Love's Forever Changes, crashing into the rich pop majesty of Nick Drake's Bryter Layter. Beautifully. In Argentina. Without words”).
Their music has been included in compilations from Argentina, Mexico, Brazil, Italy and the UK, and in Martín Piroyansky's award-winning film 'No me ama' (She doesn't love me). The band's name is based on the book Tropic of Cancer by Henry Miller and as they themselves say: "As (the summer) is the season that brings memories, go to two summers is like going in search of happiness ".
Hacia Dos Veranos remain the world's most enigmatic and charismatic band, and this is the first recording where they sing
credits
released April 2, 2020
Mastered at Penhill Industriosonics
Mastered at Penhill Industriosonics
license
all rights reserved
tags
discography
-
May 2024 -
Dec 2012 -
Oct 2015 -
Dec 2020
contact / help
If you like A Girl And A Gun : Lockdown, you may also like:
-
Indietracks Compilation 2015
by Indietracks Festivalsupported by 16 fans who also own “A Girl And A Gun : Lockdown”
Is it that time of year already? Can't wait!!! Some great tunes on the comp this year.
go to album -
Indietracks Compilation 2018
by Indietracks Festivalsupported by 16 fans who also own “A Girl And A Gun : Lockdown”
Just a great and varied collection of songs from all sorts of different acts. I buy this festival record annually and will continue to do so.
go to album -
Indietracks Compilation 2014
by Various Artistssupported by 16 fans who also own “A Girl And A Gun : Lockdown”
Another great album - dean wareham, joanna gruesome, lonely tourist, dorotea, the chills, manhattan love suicides & spearmint are all highlights but the whole lot is pretty darn great really
go to album -
Get groovy with the new one from Orions Belte, an album bursting with lithe basslines and hooky melodies.
go to album -
1980s Bubblegum
by The ParticlesIndie pop is actually punk and exhibit A is the Particles, whose music gets a welcome reissue on Australian indie powerhouse Chapter Music.
go to album -
This album by the Brooklyn-based alternative artist follows the life of a cyborg from captivity to liberation.
go to album -
Indietracks Compilation 2017
by Indietracks Festivalsupported by 16 fans who also own “A Girl And A Gun : Lockdown”
Because I was there, and it was glorious.
go to album
