
It's almost Halloween! The nights grow long, the winds turn chill, the trees are losing their leaves, and every young man (or young womyn)'s heart turns to thoughts of love.
Here just in time for the holiday is
Corey Dargel's new CD,
Other People's Love Songs, a concrete manifestation of that Commission-a-Love-Song project I was
talking about before. October 28th, y'all will be able to go on iTunes or eMusic and download you some spanking new Dargel. Or BETTER YET, go straight to
New Amsterdam Records Dot Com, where you have the choice between an affordably priced download, or a physical "Compact Disc" of uncompressed digital deliciousness in a lovingly designed package. Read more about the project
here.
BUT WAIT THERE'S MORE! To celebrate the release, Dargel will be playing a show at
Le Poisson Rouge, Oct. 29, with his labelmates
NOW Ensemble. No, I don't just mean they're sharing a bill, I mean he's going to be playing
with his labelmates NOW Ensemble! His synth-pop artsongs will be costumed in brand-new arrangements for living breathing musicians—including, rumor has it, a number dolled up in acoustic drag by Dargel & NOW's other new labelmate
Darcy James Argue! You LOVE that guy!
How could you miss this. Album release Oct. 28, LPR show Oct. 29. Dargelicious.
(Graphic ganked from
The Onion Dot Com.)
Labels: Argue, Dargel, NOW Ensemble
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