Showing posts with label Andy Hull. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andy Hull. Show all posts
ATP! Acoustic Session: Andy Hull (Right Away, Great Captain!)
Alter The Press recently caught up with Andy Hull of Right Away, Great Captain! to record a brand new acoustic session.Hull treated us to not only a song from Right Away, Great Captain's new album "The Church Of The Good Thief", but also a stripped down performance of a brand new Bad Books (Manchester Orchestra/Kevin Devine side-project) track titled "42".
Right Away, Great Captain! Stream New Album "The Church Of The Good Thief"
The new Right Away, Great Captain! (Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra's side-project) album "The Church Of The Good Thief", can be streamed in its entirety via Spotify. Members can listen to the album by clicking read more.Albums That Changed My Life: Andy Hull (Manchester Orchestra/Right Away, Great Captain!)
This week's "Albums That Changed My Life" contributor is Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra and Right Away, Great Captain!Andy is currently gearing up for his upcoming tour in support of RAGC's new album "The Church Of The Good Thief", which is out today (June 12th) through Favorite Gentlemen Recordings. All dates and ticket information can be found here.
Andy Hull Performs New Bad Books Song "Pytor" Acoustic
Check out a video of Andy Hull performing a new Bad Books (Manchester Orchestra/Kevin Devine side-project) song titled "Pytor", which can be viewed by clicking read more.Album Review: Right Away, Great Captain! - The Church Of The Good Thief
The best things come in three's. From the on screen antics of Harrison Ford in the Indiana Jones trilogy to the original Crash Bandicoot trilogy on the Playstation 1, even De La Soul heralded that three is "The Magic Number". It is with the third Right Away, Great Captain! release "The Church Of The Good Thief" that Andy Hull's cinematic trilogy comes to a sombre close; the beautifully painted artwork even aptly portrays a funeral at sea.So where were we when we left the full time frontman for Manchester Orchestra in "The Eventually Home"? His character had returned from sea (as told in "The Bitter End") to find his wife cheating on him with his own brother, despite his intent to kill her, in the heat of the moment he kills his brother and leaves his wife watching. The first song from the album "Blame" details how the murder was heard by a nearby farmers wife and, though not described, it's implied that he is sentenced to death.
Right Away, Great Captain! Announce US Tour
Right Away, Great Captain! (Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra) will be heading out on tour this summer. Dates can be found below.7/11/2012 @ Subterranean Chicago, IL
7/12/2012 @ The Pike Room Pontiac, MI
7/13/2012 @ Musica Akron, OH
7/15/2012 @ Shadow Lounge Pittsburgh, PA
7/17/2012 @ Maxwells Hoboken, NJ
7/18/2012 @ The Space Hamden, CT
7/19/2012 @ Brighton Music Hall Boston, MA
7/20/2012 @ North Star Bar Philadelphia, PA
7/21/2012 @ Ottobar Baltimore, MD
7/22/2012 @ Knitting Factory Brooklyn, NY
Right Away, Great Captain! To Release Discography On Vinyl
Right Away, Great Captain! (Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra) will be releasing their discography (including new album "The Church Of The Good Thief") on vinyl.No further information has been released at this stage.
New Right Away, Great Captain! Album Finished
According to Robert McDowell of Manchester Orchestra, the new Right Away, Great Captain! (Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra) album is finished.McDowell tweeted the following:
"Finished RAGC, did 6 @BadBooksMusic songs, just finished track 4 for new gobo. More BB recording tomorrow. Jan has been good!"
New Right Away, Great Captain! Album Update
Right Away, Great Captain! (Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra) has announced that the new RAGC! album will be mixed on January 28th then will be mastered and released shortly afterwards.Andy Hull (Manchester Orchestra) Recording Split w/ Jesse Coppenbarger (The Colour Revolt)
Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra is currently in the studio recording a split release with Jesse Coppenbarger of The Colour Revolt.A video from the studio can be viewed by clicking here.
Andy Hull (Manchester Orchestra) Covers The Strokes' "What Ever Happened"
A video of Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra covering The Strokes' 'What Ever Happened" can be viewed by clicking read more.Manchester Orchestra "Simple Math" Demo
Andy Hull (of Manchester Orchestra) has posted the original demo of, 'Simple Math', which can be downloaded for free here.New Right Away, Great Captain! Song
A new Right Away, Great Captain! song (Andy Hull of Manchester Orchestra) titled, 'Blame', can be downloaded for free here.Andy Hull Launches Tumblr Page
Andy Hull (of Manchester Orchestra) has started a tumblr where he will be regularly posting new songs and demos.Hull's tumblr as well as a cover of Allison Krauss' 'Ghost In This House', can be found here.
O'Brother Acoustic Video feat. Andy Hull
A video of O'Brother performing, 'Easy Talk', acoustic, with Andy Hull on backing vocals can be viewed here.New Manchester Orchestra Song
A new Manchester Orchestra song, 'April Fool', can be heard by clicking read more.New Right Away, Great Captain! Album Title?
Andy Hull has hinted via Twitter that the name of the new Right Away, Great Captain! album will be titled, 'The Church of the Good Thief'.New Manchester Orchestra Single
Manchester Orchestra's new single 'Simple Math' can be streamed by clicking read more.The track is also available as a free download here.
Andy Hull Nervous Energies Session
Manchester Orchestra's Andy Hull recently recorded a Nervous Energies session, where he plays three songs; "Fur Stop Caring", "Rotten Black Root", and "Fresh Start Booze".View the session by clicking read more.
Free Andy Hull Song From Macbeth Shoes
A new, free song from Andy Hull called 'How I Wanted' can be found on the Macbeth Shoes website.