Showing posts with label kristin mueller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kristin mueller. Show all posts
Monday, March 3, 2014
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
KRISTIN MUELLER'S 'DESERTS & LONG TRAILS' OUT THIS WEEK ON EASTERN SPURS RECORDS
NYC INDIE ARTIST PLAYS EAST VILLAGE RADIO MARCH 2 & JALOPY MARCH 6
Kristin Mueller – the NYC drummer turned indie folk/indie rock/indie pop artist – is already receiving acclaim for the incredible 'Deserts & Long Trails' album, out this week on Eastern Spurs Records. She plays East Village Radio on Sunday, previewing her album release show March 6 at Jalopy. Reminiscent of Calexico, Aimee Mann, Beck's more pensive work, Mirah, and Smog, 'Deserts & Long Trails' was recorded with members of the Yellowbirds, Mercury Rev, and the bands of Beth Orton, The Lone Bellow, Trixie Whitley, and Jim O'Rourke.
American Songwriter is streaming the whole thing exclusively this week.
Bullet Media posted a photo diary of Mueller's European tour with C. Gibbs, premiering the track "Heaven Knows."
"Bold and expansive."
- Lizzie Plaugic, CMJ.com, February 20
"Powerful."
- Katie Chow, BlackBook, February 6
"Riveting."
- Eric Danton, Listen Dammit, February 20
Kristin Mueller – the NYC drummer turned indie folk/indie rock/indie pop artist – is already receiving acclaim for the incredible 'Deserts & Long Trails' album, out this week on Eastern Spurs Records. She plays East Village Radio on Sunday, previewing her album release show March 6 at Jalopy. Reminiscent of Calexico, Aimee Mann, Beck's more pensive work, Mirah, and Smog, 'Deserts & Long Trails' was recorded with members of the Yellowbirds, Mercury Rev, and the bands of Beth Orton, The Lone Bellow, Trixie Whitley, and Jim O'Rourke.
American Songwriter is streaming the whole thing exclusively this week.
Bullet Media posted a photo diary of Mueller's European tour with C. Gibbs, premiering the track "Heaven Knows."
"Bold and expansive."
- Lizzie Plaugic, CMJ.com, February 20
"Powerful."
- Katie Chow, BlackBook, February 6
"Riveting."
- Eric Danton, Listen Dammit, February 20
Thursday, February 6, 2014
KRISTIN MUELLER TO PLAY ALBUM RELEASE SHOW AT JALOPY MARCH 6
SOPHOMORE ALBUM 'DESERTS & LONG TRAILS' (FEB 25 / EASTERN SPURS RECORDS), MADE WITH MEMBERS OF THE YELLOWBIRDS & MERCURY REV
An eye-opening talent, Kristin Mueller will play an album release show March 6 at Jalopy for her new indie folk/indie rock album 'Deserts & Long Trails,' made in NYC with members of the Yellowbirds, Mercury Rev, and the bands of Beth Orton, The Lone Bellow, Trixie Whitley, and Jim O'Rourke. The album will be released February 25 on Eastern Spurs Records.
Black Book has premiered the first track, the scorching "What Are You Waiting For," calling it "a sunny slice of guitar pop that is more powerful than it initially lets on."
C. Gibbs will open the show. Billboard has said of him, "Rarely you hear songs that are this deep, this profound." Mueller opened a European tour for Gibbs in fall of 2013 and is drummer in his band Lucinda Black Bear.
WHO: Headliner Kristin Mueller w/ opener C. Gibbs
WHAT: Album release show for 'Deserts & Long Trails'
WHERE: Jalopy, 315 Columbia Street Brooklyn, NY
WHEN: March 6, 2014, time TBA
TICKETS: TBA
An eye-opening talent, Kristin Mueller will play an album release show March 6 at Jalopy for her new indie folk/indie rock album 'Deserts & Long Trails,' made in NYC with members of the Yellowbirds, Mercury Rev, and the bands of Beth Orton, The Lone Bellow, Trixie Whitley, and Jim O'Rourke. The album will be released February 25 on Eastern Spurs Records.
Black Book has premiered the first track, the scorching "What Are You Waiting For," calling it "a sunny slice of guitar pop that is more powerful than it initially lets on."
C. Gibbs will open the show. Billboard has said of him, "Rarely you hear songs that are this deep, this profound." Mueller opened a European tour for Gibbs in fall of 2013 and is drummer in his band Lucinda Black Bear.
WHO: Headliner Kristin Mueller w/ opener C. Gibbs
WHAT: Album release show for 'Deserts & Long Trails'
WHERE: Jalopy, 315 Columbia Street Brooklyn, NY
WHEN: March 6, 2014, time TBA
TICKETS: TBA
Monday, January 27, 2014
NYC DRUMMER KRISTIN MUELLER STEPS OUT FROM BEHIND THE KIT FOR STRIKING ALBUM 'DESERTS & LONG TRAILS,' OUT FEB 25
"Mueller's fabulous songs vibe Calexico - with a beautiful voice she invokes intimacy and elegance."- Village Voice
"There is real promise here. The songs take their sweet old time to unfurl under Mueller's steady vocals." - Time Out NY
Drawing comparisons to Beck's 'Sea Change,' Feist, Mirah, Cat Power, and Smog, NYC first call player Kristin Mueller has stepped out from behind the drum kit for her new album 'Deserts & Long Trails,' out February 25. Recorded in NYC, it features Mueller on drums, guitar (played "upside down"), bass, keys, and banjo alongside new and long-time collaborators Karen Waltuch (Viola: Jim O'Rourke, Beth Orton, Wilco), Brian Kantor (Drums: Nina Pierson, the Yellowbirds), Jay Foote (Bass: Lone Bellow, Trixie Whitely), Jay Russo (Guitar: Hopewell, Mercury Rev), and others.
Together with producer Damon Whittemore, Mueller crafted an intricate and beautifully layered collection of spectral songs that is both sensuous and nostalgic, sorrowful and loudly playful, resulting in a diverse, cinematic and meandering journey of dynamic uncovering. The album hinges on Mueller's exploration of the quiet intimate weight of time and its ever passing. It is inspired by this inescapable permanence and by the alternate influences of the many characters and collaborators Mueller has known.
As a drummer, she has toured nationally and internationally, playing with such artists as Lucinda Black Bear, Jeffrey Lewis, and Cynthia Hopkins among many others.
Mueller's song "Finding a Woman" from her first album 'Ports of Call' was featured in the Sundance award-winning film "What Alice Found."
Mueller will perform March 6 at Jalopy in Brooklyn, NY.
"There is real promise here. The songs take their sweet old time to unfurl under Mueller's steady vocals." - Time Out NY
Drawing comparisons to Beck's 'Sea Change,' Feist, Mirah, Cat Power, and Smog, NYC first call player Kristin Mueller has stepped out from behind the drum kit for her new album 'Deserts & Long Trails,' out February 25. Recorded in NYC, it features Mueller on drums, guitar (played "upside down"), bass, keys, and banjo alongside new and long-time collaborators Karen Waltuch (Viola: Jim O'Rourke, Beth Orton, Wilco), Brian Kantor (Drums: Nina Pierson, the Yellowbirds), Jay Foote (Bass: Lone Bellow, Trixie Whitely), Jay Russo (Guitar: Hopewell, Mercury Rev), and others.
Together with producer Damon Whittemore, Mueller crafted an intricate and beautifully layered collection of spectral songs that is both sensuous and nostalgic, sorrowful and loudly playful, resulting in a diverse, cinematic and meandering journey of dynamic uncovering. The album hinges on Mueller's exploration of the quiet intimate weight of time and its ever passing. It is inspired by this inescapable permanence and by the alternate influences of the many characters and collaborators Mueller has known.
As a drummer, she has toured nationally and internationally, playing with such artists as Lucinda Black Bear, Jeffrey Lewis, and Cynthia Hopkins among many others.
Mueller's song "Finding a Woman" from her first album 'Ports of Call' was featured in the Sundance award-winning film "What Alice Found."
Mueller will perform March 6 at Jalopy in Brooklyn, NY.
Friday, January 17, 2014
Kristin Mueller bio
"Mueller's
fabulous songs vibe Cowboy Junkies and Calexico - with a beautiful
voice she invokes intimacy and elegance. Dig that banjo."- VillageVoice
Kristin Mueller is a multi-instrumentalist songwriter based in the Brooklyn/NYC area who plays her guitar upside down. Known for her stylistic drumming, she has toured throughout the U.S., Europe, Australia as well as the Middle East, supporting bands and artists such as Lucinda Black Bear, Jeffrey Lewis, the Caulfield Sisters, Fulton Lights, Cynthia Hopkins, Christy & Emily, Mary McBride and Michael Hearst among many others. Her newest solo album Deserts and Long Trails marks the second record composed by Mueller featuring new and long time collaborations with Karen Waltuch (Viola: Jim O'Rourke, Beth Orten, Wilco), Brian Kantor (Drums: Nina Pierson, the Yellowbirds) Jay Foote (Bass: Lone Bellow, Trixie Whitely) Jay Russo (Guitar: Hopewell, Mercury Rev) and many more. Together with Mueller's producer Damon Whittemore they crafted an intricate and beautifully layered collection of spectral songs that are both sensuous and nostalgic, sorrowful and loudly playful - resulting in a diverse, cinematic and meandering journey of dynamic unconvering. The albums hinges on Mueller's exploration of the quiet intimate weight of time and it's ever passing - it is inspired by this inescapable permanence and by the alternate influences of the many characters and collaborators Mueller has known.
"There is real promise here. The songs take their sweet old time to unfurl under Mueller's steady vocals." - Time Out NY
"Mueller is a linguist on the kit. Creative, emotive and skillful - NYC staple." Tom Tom MagazineKristin Mueller is a multi-instrumentalist songwriter based in the Brooklyn/NYC area who plays her guitar upside down. Known for her stylistic drumming, she has toured throughout the U.S., Europe, Australia as well as the Middle East, supporting bands and artists such as Lucinda Black Bear, Jeffrey Lewis, the Caulfield Sisters, Fulton Lights, Cynthia Hopkins, Christy & Emily, Mary McBride and Michael Hearst among many others. Her newest solo album Deserts and Long Trails marks the second record composed by Mueller featuring new and long time collaborations with Karen Waltuch (Viola: Jim O'Rourke, Beth Orten, Wilco), Brian Kantor (Drums: Nina Pierson, the Yellowbirds) Jay Foote (Bass: Lone Bellow, Trixie Whitely) Jay Russo (Guitar: Hopewell, Mercury Rev) and many more. Together with Mueller's producer Damon Whittemore they crafted an intricate and beautifully layered collection of spectral songs that are both sensuous and nostalgic, sorrowful and loudly playful - resulting in a diverse, cinematic and meandering journey of dynamic unconvering. The albums hinges on Mueller's exploration of the quiet intimate weight of time and it's ever passing - it is inspired by this inescapable permanence and by the alternate influences of the many characters and collaborators Mueller has known.
Mueller's song "Finding a woman" from Ports of Call (2006) was featured in the Sundance award winning film, 'What Alice Found'.
Previous credits:
Year Album Artist Credit
Year Album Artist
2014 Deserts & Long Trails Kristin Mueller writer/composer/guitar/bass/ keys/drums/banjo
2013 Holte Patricia Thornley drummer
2012 Tic-Tac-Toe Christy and Emily drummer
2011 Hurricane Anton Sword drummer
2010 Knives Lucinda Black Bear drummer
2009 Success of Failure Cynthia Hopkins drummer
2009 City of Oblivion Anton Sword drummer
2008 Must Don't Whip Um Cynthia Hopkins drummer
2007 Divine Candy Caulfield Sisters drummer
2007 Capo My Heart Lucinda Black Bear drummer
2006 Ports of Call single Kristin Mueller writer/composer/guitar/banjo/ drums
2005 Accidental Nostalgia Cynthia Hopkins drummer
2004 Say it with Fire Caulfield Sisters drummer
2003 French Hotel Hidden Driveways drummer Thursday, January 16, 2014
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