These Old Bones
Kadman's stellar attention to sonic detail while keeping a downtempo pop sensibility begins to reveal elements of Antony and the Johnsons and Sun Kil Moon, leaving the listener with a truly original record that is both chilling and comforting. This record has the rare quality of being both dense and dreamy, intense and delicate, haunting and beautiful. It is these contrasting dichotomies that make These Old Bones such a joy to listen to-to let go and just listen. If you enjoy a record that you can really step inside of and spend the afternoon exploring its depths, then you will absolutely love These Old Bones.
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These Old Bones CD Release Poster
This hand carved wood block print was created by the Fort Grunt art collective to celebrate the release of "These Old Bones." The poster was originally sold at the CD release party held at the Windup Space in Baltimore, MD. Poster measures 22x28. Click image for larger view
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Sing To Me Slower
"Sing To Me Slower" marks Kadman's first studio recording and features a blend of spacious love songs and collages of sound. Features 11 songs, including fan favorites such as the propulsive "Diesel," the poignant "Honeymoon's End" and the CrazyHorse guitar squalls of "sorry." Sing To Me Slower is a warm and inviting record you will find makes for a comforting listen. (11 tracks / 60 minutes)
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KADMAN: A Mobtown Microshow
Back in April, Kadman had the opportunity to visit Mobtown Studios for an intimate performance as part of their Micro-Show series. The band played a number of songs off of their debut album, Sing To Me Slower, as well as new
songs, giving the audience a glimpse of what is to come on the next album,
the recording of which will begin in June. (12 tracks / 73 minutes)