Patrick_Kelleher-You_Look_Cold-2009-DV8

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2009-06-13

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Artist:   Patrick Kelleher
Title:    You Look Cold
Label:    Osaka Records
Genre:    Electronic
Bitrate:  164kbit av.
Time:     00:54:32
Size:     60.40 mb
Rip Date: 2009-06-12
Str Date: 2009-07-13

01. Not Leaving Town                                              3:55
02. Coat To Wear                                                  3:27
03. Wintertime's Doll                                             2:17
04. Finds You                                                     2:39
05. Multipass                                                     4:06
06. Wonder                                                        3:44
07. He Has To Sleep Sometime                                      4:39
08. The Devils Loudun                                             5:31
09. Until I Get Paid                                              3:43
10. Blue Eyes                                                     4:36
11. I Am Eustace                                                  2:34
12. Look, I Wore A Tie                                           13:21

Release Notes:

Patrick Kellehers music varies from brooding, tense electronica to
jaunty acoustica to 8-bit dance-floor ditties to evocative,
experimental pop but always with a twist of something ethereal or
idiosyncratic.  Relatively simple vocal melodies come swathed in
distant hums and cracks. His songs are often premised on a mixture of
live instrumentation, drum machines, cheapo voice-sampling Yamaha
keyboards and vocals that are, at times, heavily distorted. Kelleher
has been championed by BBC Radio 6's Stuart Maconie and has supported
David Kitt and Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffitti to name a few. He will be
playing at this years Castle Palooza festival. On his debut album ' You
Look Cold' his songs demonstrate a restless imagination that flits
between diverse reference points. There are the emotionally charged
pieces such as 'Coat to Wear' & 'Wintertime's Doll', the strangely
euphoric whoops & hand claps of 'Finds You', the relentless psychedelic
electro of µHe has to sleep sometime╞ & the woozy dreamlike hiss of
'Wonder'.

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