Thursday, May 27, 2010

New Song Posted

"Carving Letters" is now available for listening purposes here.

Thursday, May 13, 2010

LA Weekly Show Preview: Summer Darling At Pehrspace This Friday

From LA Weekly:

Summer Darling's songs often start out as simple, jangling folk pop, but by the end they're usually transformed into powerful, heavy-dreamin' rock opuses. The new track "This Would Be the Time" (from the local quartet's upcoming self-titled album on Origami Music) opens with Ben Heywood's and Dan Rossiter's majestic interlocking guitars, as the former intones in a hazy, haunted voice. Even as the guitars ratchet up the chaos, Heywood remains coolly somber underneath it all. Like his bassist-wife Heather Bray Heywood, the singer-guitarist is the child of ministers, and many of his lyrics reflect the contradictions of "his dissolving faith and darkening worldview." Nonetheless, that worldview is often illuminated with witty insights and intriguing lines like "We eat our young to keep you guessing" (from the euphoric early tune "Ride This Wave of Good Feelings") and "I've got cancers to reward for sticking with me" (from "The Zealot"). At their best, Summer Darling evoke the emotional storminess of Neil Young's old work with Crazy Horse. (Falling James)

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Friday, May 7, 2010

Vinyl Is King

Dub Cut of "My Reminder" by Pete Lyman at Infrasonic from summer darling on Vimeo.

Thanks to Mr Lyman at Infrasonic for making an amazing dub cut and then a phenomenal acetate lacquer of our new record.

Saturday, May 1, 2010

07.06.10


Origami Vinyl will be releasing our new self-titled record July 6th, 2010. It will be available for purchase on audiophile vinyl. The entire record will also be available as a high quality Mp3 download, for free, right here on our blog. Our thanks to Origami Vinyl for allowing us to share our music with you.