Hi there
The song 'Free Rider' from the album 'Shifting Sands' appears on the International Pop Overthrow Vol 13 compilation on Not Lame Records. There's lots of cool power pop on it with about 66 tracks over 3 CD's. Its a limted edition release so get in there while you can!
The compilation is available directly from Not Lame:
http://www.notlame.com/V/A/Page_1/NLIPO13.html
cheers
Aaron
Wednesday, 28 July 2010
Saturday, 5 June 2010
IPO Liverpool
Saw some great bands at the 2010 International Pop Overthrow Festival in Liverpool. The festival was held at the legendary Cavern Club.
For me the highlights included The Junipers, The Mayflowers and The Heath Robinson Five. However, there were so many good bands.
Check out the forthcming IPO compilation CD on Not Lame Records upon which The Sunchymes will appear! I think it is due out in August 2010.
Aaron
For me the highlights included The Junipers, The Mayflowers and The Heath Robinson Five. However, there were so many good bands.
Check out the forthcming IPO compilation CD on Not Lame Records upon which The Sunchymes will appear! I think it is due out in August 2010.
Aaron
Saturday, 17 April 2010
The Sunchymes: introducing the album 'Shifting Sands'
In this, the first Sunchymes podcast, I introduce a few tracks from The Sunchymes debut album ‘Shifting Sands’ and also play an unreleased instrumental track.
1) Greenacre Lane
2) Free Rider
3) Down at Pallisades
4) Sunchyme Bay (unreleased instrumental)
1) Greenacre Lane
2) Free Rider
3) Down at Pallisades
4) Sunchyme Bay (unreleased instrumental)
Wednesday, 14 April 2010
The Sunchymes are top psychedelic pop pick in the CD Baby Discover Music Newsletter
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The Sunchymes debut album 'Shifting Sands' is featured as the top 'psychedelic pop pick' in the March 2010 edition of the the CD Baby Discover Music newsletter:
http://musicdiscovery.cdbabypodcast.com/emails/pop0310.html
CD Baby says that 'if you like The Beach Boys, the Beatles, The Byrds, Jellyfish or The Wondermints then you will love this sunshine fuelled harmony driven power pop'...
Many thanks to CD Baby for selecting Shifting Sands for this. You can currently buy the CD version of the album at CD Baby for just $11 or the download version for just $5.
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The Sunchymes debut album 'Shifting Sands' is featured as the top 'psychedelic pop pick' in the March 2010 edition of the the CD Baby Discover Music newsletter:
http://musicdiscovery.cdbabypodcast.com/emails/pop0310.html
CD Baby says that 'if you like The Beach Boys, the Beatles, The Byrds, Jellyfish or The Wondermints then you will love this sunshine fuelled harmony driven power pop'...
Many thanks to CD Baby for selecting Shifting Sands for this. You can currently buy the CD version of the album at CD Baby for just $11 or the download version for just $5.
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Thursday, 1 April 2010
The Plastico Elastico Show: The Sunchymes on Onda Madrid Radio
Can't believe that Greenacre Lane was on Onda Madrid radio last saturday. Many thanks to the guys at Plastico Elastico for this.
Oh, and Shifting Sands is also now on the Last FM website. Also don't forget the download sale at CD Baby where you can buy the album 'Shifting Sands' for $5.
Cheers
Aaron
Oh, and Shifting Sands is also now on the Last FM website. Also don't forget the download sale at CD Baby where you can buy the album 'Shifting Sands' for $5.
Cheers
Aaron
Saturday, 27 March 2010
Download sale: Buy the album Shifting Sands for $5
Hi there
You can buy a download of the 'Shifting Sands' album for just $5 at CD Baby (this is about £3.75).
You can buy the album at this price until 5 April 2010. Just visit the following:
www.cdbaby.com/cd/sunchymes
Best regards
The Sunchymes
You can buy a download of the 'Shifting Sands' album for just $5 at CD Baby (this is about £3.75).
You can buy the album at this price until 5 April 2010. Just visit the following:
www.cdbaby.com/cd/sunchymes
Best regards
The Sunchymes
Monday, 15 March 2010
Review of 'Shifting Sands' in the latest issue of Bucketful of Brains
Hi
David Bash of International Pop Overthrow has reviewed 'Shifting Sands' in the latest issue of Bucketful of Brains. What's also cool is that there is a great interview with Jason Falkner in it. Here's the review:
'The Sunchymes are a band who clearly and unabashedly worships the ground that Brian Wilson has walked on, and while Shifting Sands couldn’t have been a Brian Wilson solo album, certainly various elements of the “sound”, such as a harpsichord fill here and echoed percussion there, are often utilized. Actually, Shifting Sands is best characterized as a modern sunshine pop album, as many of its tracks are bouncy, upbeat, feelgood numbers-an irony is that “Down At Pallisades” (sic) is probably the saddest sounding of all the tracks, and those of you who like the softer, more reflective side of Baby Lemonade will dig the album’s final tune, “Rose Water”.Shifting Sands is a fine beginning by a gentleman who hopefully has a few other tricks up his sleeve saved for future releases.'
A big thanks to David for reviewing it. ..
Aaron
David Bash of International Pop Overthrow has reviewed 'Shifting Sands' in the latest issue of Bucketful of Brains. What's also cool is that there is a great interview with Jason Falkner in it. Here's the review:
'The Sunchymes are a band who clearly and unabashedly worships the ground that Brian Wilson has walked on, and while Shifting Sands couldn’t have been a Brian Wilson solo album, certainly various elements of the “sound”, such as a harpsichord fill here and echoed percussion there, are often utilized. Actually, Shifting Sands is best characterized as a modern sunshine pop album, as many of its tracks are bouncy, upbeat, feelgood numbers-an irony is that “Down At Pallisades” (sic) is probably the saddest sounding of all the tracks, and those of you who like the softer, more reflective side of Baby Lemonade will dig the album’s final tune, “Rose Water”.Shifting Sands is a fine beginning by a gentleman who hopefully has a few other tricks up his sleeve saved for future releases.'
A big thanks to David for reviewing it. ..
Aaron
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