Highlights from Amanda Petrusich’s stellar review of Time Off for Pitchfork, plus additional reviews of Steve Gunn and Chance, whose July 13 release party at the Stone Fox in Nashville is not to be missed.
Round-up of the ecstatic press for Steve Gunn’s Time Off, including Uncut, Spin, and Magnet reviews, plus updates on Steve’s July dates with Daughn Gibson and Merchandise and some photos of the NYC release party at Union Pool.
The Search is on. In advance of the July 16 release of Chance’s legendary and lost 1981 opus In Search, Spin is kindly streaming the full album on a temporary basis. Also, check out photos of the deluxe packaging!
Consequence of Sound is streaming “Blue Monday,” Chance’s inimitable song about breaking up with a ballet dancer. Come meet Chance and some of his bandmates at the release party for In Search on July 13 at the Stone Fox in Nashville.
Uncut Magazine’s Wild Mercury Sound blog has premiered two more live studio session videos of Time Off tracks in alternate versions: “Old Strange” and “Trailways Ramble.” Plus reviews, interviews, and features from The Fader, PopMatters, Spin, and more.
For a limited time, The Fader is kindly streaming the entirety of Steve Gunn’s brilliant Time Off, which will be in stores worldwide on Tuesday, June 18.
Steve and the boys recorded this Time Off tune, and others from the album, at Brooklyn’s beautiful Atlantic Sound Studios overlooking the East River and the Manhattan Bridge. Don’t miss the Philadelphia and Brooklyn Time Off release parties to experience the trio live!
The Search is over: pre-orders are now available for the country/psych reissue of the summer. Check out details of the deluxe package and stream “Mr. Freedom Man,” courtesy of American Songwriter magazine.
Steve Gunn is playing two very special record release parties, in his hometowns of Philadelphia (Johnny Brenda’s on June 22, with Endless Boogie) and New York (Union Pool on June 29, with Loren Connors/Tom Carter and Highlife.) Get your tickets now and take some Time Off. Do it.
Updates on the PoB artist roster, including Steve Gunn’s Time Off and David Letterman appearance with Kurt Vile, Hiss Golden Messenger in the Oxford American and New York Magazine, and Chris Forsyth’s residency at Ortlieb’s.
