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#CoverClub - Nomad Recording Studio 2.0 - The download

#CoverClub 2.0 @Nomad Recording Studio by #CoverClub * As The Root Down In The Shadow #CoverClub team starts to unveil it's latest sessions and plan the next session, it's time to release some of this killer audio for your downloading pleasure. The Bernhardt Family Band - Photo by Bob Sweeney The sessions recorded in January back at Nomad Recording Studio feature Sean Hoots, The Bernhardt Family Band, Up The Chain, and Dominic Angelella of DRGN KING. The set includes 3 unreleased originals and only 1 previously released track. Covers on the download include Toy Soldiers and The Lawsuits. If we can get a release to include the Sean Hoots/BoyzIImen cover or Dominic Angelella's Dead Milkmen cover we'll add it asap! Keep an eye out for more tracks from our Breakneck Studios session 2.0 including Mat Burke, Levee Drivers, Lucy Stone, and Leaf & Tree. While the first sessions are set up as #FreeDownload currently on SoundCloud for Breakneck Studios session

Up The Chain / Cover Club Session / Original Track / "No Sweeter Sound"

Video by Bob Sweeney In just three short weeks, on Saturday April 26th, Up The Chain will be at Ardmore Music Hall opening for The David Wax Museum .  As we celebrate the upcoming show with a #CoverClub release, let's look back at the recent rise of Up The Chain.  Suddenly everywhere, Up The Chain appeared to have burst onto the scene more prominently last fall. Root Down In The Shadow first came across Up The Chain, in October of last year.  In just a few short days, Up The Chain played a WXPN sponsored session at " The Porch at 30th St. Station " and played a Sofar Sounds: Philadelphia show .   These shows were part of the celebration for the release of new album Seeds and Thorns (produced by Bill Moriarty ( Dr. Dog , Lawsuits , Toy Soldiers ), his follow-up to their debut LP Holy, Open, Drying Road. Cover Club | Up The Chain 'No Sweeter Sound' To get insight into the rise of Up The Chain, Reed Kendall the driving force behind the band, an

Up The Chain covers the Lawsuits "You Won't Love Me If You Don't" for #CoverClub - A special brand of Philly covers

The final #CoverClub entry from Nomad Recording Studios session 2.0 is here at last.  We're proud to present Up The Chain covering The Lawsuits .  Rounding out an intense line-up of Sean Hoots covering Boyz II Men 'It's So Hard To Say Goodbye To Yesterday' , DRGN KING 's Dominic Angelella covering the iconic Dead Milkmen , and The Bernhardt Family Band covering Toy Soldiers, Up The Chain takes on the most challenging cover of the session. Originally known as "Walk You Home", the song was originally a track by the Lawsuits frontman Brian Dale Allen Strouse on his solo release Peace, Turkey!, "Walk You Home" is one of many love songs written by Brian Strouse through the years and featuring Brian on piano with a little harmonica.  Unfortunately, the song was not well-known as the album was overshadowed by the more successful Lawsuits release Darleen , put out in the same time period.   Here's the original track by Brian Dale Allen Str

Sofar Sounds: Philadelphia - October Concert Review with Christopher Paul Stelling / Turning Violet Violet / the Rivals / Up The Chain - October 19th, 2013

For those of you who don't know what Sofar Sounds is here is their story: "We have created a movement which brings music lovers together in secret living room locations to hear some of the world's most cutting edge artists." **Unless noted,** All photos from Lindsey Borgman** Links to earlier SofarSounds: Philadelphia reviews October 19th - South Philly - Philadelphia, PA photo by Jeff Coon It's amazing how quickly turmoil and pending disaster can turn around.   Heading to the Sofar Sounds show with, what was expected to be, a nice cushion of time that disappeared quickly.  South Philly traffic was exceptionally heinous due to an outdoor festival.  Normally accessible garages were full.  Rain was intermittent.  On top of that, I realized it was also game 6 of the MLB American League Championship Series.  With the CMJ Festival having kicked off a few days earlier just a few hours away in NYC, would any music fans make it out tonight? But,