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September 2009 News Archive - Older news link at bottom of page |
Listen to Twelfth Night! |
Click here to enjoy a stream of Hem's upcoming album Twelfth Night. I particularly recommend "Full Fathom Five," "O Mistress Mine," "The Wind And The Rain," and "Where Is Fancy Bred?" (my selections of which may possibly be biased since those are the songs Hem worked on the superb day I visited the studio). You can find out more than you'd think possible about the album on the Twelfth Night discography page. |
Billboard Article |
Click here to read an article from today at Billboard.com about Hem's upcoming Twelfth Night album (available October 27 - pre-order your CD now!). Dan talks a bit about the project, and the song he's talking about from "The Tempest" is "Full Fathom Five," which I can attest is awesome. You can find a permanent link to the article at the interview archive and a lot, a lot, a lot about the album on the Twelfth Night discography page. |
You Can't Always Get What You Want |
Now streaming as a super free gift on Hem's Facebook page is an early Hem version of the Rolling Stones song "You Can't Always Get What You Want." (Look for the music player down in the left hand column.) As explained by the band: "Buried in the music player, you'll find the boys of Hem working out our arrangement for "You Can't Always Get What You Want". This recording may be of interest to anyone curious as to how we work out our material. It also clearly ...bears witness to Sally's ability to take our ideas and make them soar – wait til you to hear the finished song, complete with badass orchestral arrangement and Sally's beautiful voice..." It's true, everybody will flip when they hear the finished song. |
Twelfth Night Album Tracks |
The Twelfth Night discography page is updated with the complete 28-song track list with the songs in the order you'll find them on the album. It was mostly right before, but now it's all right. (Thanks, Dan!) No more news for today, so the onslaught of italics is over. |
Twelfth Night Album Cover |
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Click on the little preview to the left to see a larger version of the album cover for Hem's Twelfth Night album due out October 27. Looks like someone found amusement in the rain that affected the summer's play performances almost daily. You can also visit the Twelfth Night discography page for that picture and much, much more about the album and the June-July 2009 play that inspired it. |
New Q&A Article |
Best Voices In Indie Rock |
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