The Muffs perform Lucky Guy live at Elysium Wed. March 17, 2010 at South By Southwest.

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From the album, “MOTHER OF MANKIND” – a collection of rare and
unreleased tracks, spanning Andrew’s entire career so far, from
1999-2010. The album is packaged together with “CLOSE CALLS WITH BRICK
WALLS”, and the 2-disc set will be released on March 23rd, 2010, and
available in retail stores worldwide, and on iTunes and Amazon. 39
tracks total, extensive liner notes, photos, and more. Video directed
by: E.J. McLeavey-Fisher and Andrew Strasser. Copyright 2010 STEEV MIKE
/ The Louise Harland Corporation / Andrew W.K., Inc. All Rights
Reserved.

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The Muffs live at Elysium , South By Southwest 2010 Austin, TX

Wed March 17, 2010

SXSW 2010

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Funny, sad, and sweet, Peter Squires summons 60’s psych-folk and acoustic pop with a lo-fi, DIY sensibility to bear moving songs about love, loss, and growing up. Squires’ refreshing humor and self-awareness harken the best work of Lou Barlow, Morrissey, and Magnetic Fields, keeping things playful while he breaks your heart.

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Ryko will be releasing Seasick Steve’s Man From Another Time on March 30, 2010.  The tale of Seasick Steve is that of an anomaly in modern recorded music – signed in his 60’s, the US-born musician came to see a platinum-selling album in the UK, become the oldest Brit Award nominee in history and the winner of Mojo’s Best Breakthrough Act.

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Seasick Steve’s “sudden” career rise began to take place in 2006 after a UK television appearance on Jools Holland’s ‘Annual Hootenanny’ BBC TV show. His electrifying performance immediately propelled him into the UK public’s consciousness.  As his star rose, crowds flocked to his live events worldwide, including in a sold-out performance at the Royal Albert Hall in London, and appearances such at festivals such as: UK Reading, Leeds, Glastonbury (UK), Coachella, All Points West (U.S.) and Fuji Rock Festival (Japan).

“Every time I walk out in front of these thousands of people, I think ‘Goddamn, how can someone who’s not young, and didn’t used to be famous already have all this success out of the blue?” Seasick Steve remarked. “My belief is I’ve come at the right time. People are tired of everythin’ bein’ so fancy. I guess they kinda like hearin’ me with an acoustic guitar stompin’ on a box.”

Born in Oakland, CA, Seasick Steve ran away from home at age of 13.  He spent his adolescence living rough, grabbing work where an underage labourer could find it.  By 16, he was busking and starting to become the musician that close to fifty years later immerged as Seasick Steve.  Through this journey, his feet took him through Europe, back to the U.S., and then ultimately back overseas.

While living in the Pacific-Northwest, he opened a small studio in Olympia producing albums for acts as diverse as Bikini Kill and Modest Mouse, and found some success in the Washington music scene.  In 2001, at the insistence of his wife, he returned to Oslo with his three sons (he has five children).  In 2003, he recorded his first album under the moniker Seasick Steve, titled Cheap; which began to establish a foothold in the UK for him.

With momentum in hand, devastation struck when in 2004 he suffered a heart attack.  While home and finding a way of life he could sustain post-heart attack, his wife pressed him to start recording on his 4-track.  Those sessions would become the 2006 release, Dog House Music; which was independently released on the Bronzerat label (200,000+ copies sold).  His follow up album, I Started Out With Nothin’ And I Still Got Most Of It Left, found Seasick Steve landing his first platinum album and critical success overseas.

Focusing on a “live” analogue sound, the new album, Man From Another Time was produced, written, recorded and engineered by Seasick Steve, with the assistance of engineer Roy Williams.

“I hope by making records like this, that it’ll make people want to hear music that’s recorded without the use of digital equipment, and that people’s ears can get a little rest from all that shit,” explained Seasick Steve. “But if not, at least it was nice for me.  Me and computers do not see eye to eye.”

Seasick Steve might be a “Man From Another Time,” but it’s clear after one listen to his new album, his time has finally arrived back in his home country.

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