Artist.......: Angus & Julia Stone
Album........: Au Casino de Paris
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Alt. Rock
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2015-05-17
Str.date.....: 2014-12-10
Quality......: 213kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.discograph.com/AJS/
track title time
1. Au Casino de Paris 76:33
* A Heartbreak
* Main street
* For You
* Crash & Burn
* Private Lawns
* Big Jet Plane
* You're The One
* Other Things
* Draw Your Swords
* Grizzly Bear
* Heart Beats Slow
* And The Boys
* Santa Monica Dream
Runtime 76:33
Size 117.19
Release Notes:
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Angus & Julia Stone's intimate folk music is anchored by the band's namesake
siblings, with percussionist Mitch Connelly and bassist Clay McDonald adding
their own contributions to the mix. Growing up on the northern beaches of
Sydney, the Stone siblings were schooled in pop music at an early age by their
father, who played in a local cover band. In 2005, Julia Stone began teaching
trumpet lessons while her brother Angus worked as a laborer. She convinced him
to test his musical talents by performing locally, and he responded by bringing
her on-stage with him as a backing musician. At first, the two played separately
billed shows, but each would support the other on-stage to the point where it
made sense to share billing credits. The duo released an EP of early material,
Chocolates & Cigarettes, before moving to London in 2006, where the siblings met
Fran Healy of the band Travis. Impressed with the Stones' material, as well as
their growing buzz in both Australia and England, Healy invited them to his
house to use his piano. The twosome eventually recorded their entire second EP,
Heart Full of Wine, at the residence. In return, Julia Stone provided backing
vocals on the Travis record The Boy with No Name. Angus & Julia Stone's debut
album, A Book Like This, was then released in 2007 and charted well in the
bandmates' native Australia, while an international release followed in March
2008. Two years later the group returned with Down the Way, which introduced a
bigger, bolder sound. A breakthrough success for the duo, the album debuted at
number one in Australia, and eventually earned them five ARIA music awards
including Album of the Year.
On the heels of this success, the siblings abandoned work on a follow-up, opting
instead to pursue solo work. Julia released two well-received solo albums
including 2010's The Memory Machine and 2012's By the Horns, while Angus
released his similarly lauded 2012 effort, Broken Brights. In 2014, the siblings
finally reunited for their third studio album, the Rick Rubin-produced,
eponymously titled, Angus & Julia Stone.
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