It's been a very long time coming, but the
new Local Natives album, 'Hummingbird', is
almost with us. The Los Angeles band's
brilliant debut LP, 'Gorilla Manor',
appeared in the UK way back in November
2009, a full four months before it's American release.
I saw Local Natives live in early 2010 when their Californian harmonies, rhythmic
attack, bristling moustaches and all-round
good-eggedness, effortlessly won over an
initially sceptical, sparsely populated
audience. Since then they have toured
relentlessly, lost their original bassist and
finally readied album number two.
Here are a couple of choice cuts from album
number one.
Greatest Hits
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'...a photo, probably taken on my phone while out walking, or maybe an oldie retrieved from the family archive, perhaps even an anonymou... -
The rarely attempted Triple Swedeface Between the summers of 2020 and 2021, John Dwyer (he of The Osees) together with a group of like minde... -
I'd like to take a moment to apologise for my ongoing low profile round these parts and more importantly offer genuine, heartfelt gratit...
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Somehow, don't ask me exactly how it happened, I seem to have reached the grand old age of 57. Last time I checked, I could've sw... -
I've accumulated a wealth of Seb Rochford's music over the years, principally in his role as drummer with the great Polar Bear betwe...
2 comments:
New to me. I like it.
I have been listening to tracks from the album yesterday...really good stuff. I want to hear the rest of the album
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