N O V E M B E R 7 . musee mecanique . nat baldwin
esteemed lovers and fighters -
we're back. mostly. infrequently but quite passionately. it's been too long.
and november 7 looks to be a tremendously lovely show.
please join us for musee mecanique and nat baldwin.
Musee Mecanique has made the cross country travel from Portland, Oregon. facebook.com/museemecanique theduckclub.com : musee-mecanique museemecanique.net
"It is [the] ability to viscerally effect an audience that make[s] Musée Mécanique such a powerful, if unusual, folk force. Their shy yet florid debut is tinged with sadness, like a painted carousel sitting empty in winter, mourning for a time that they—or we—never even knew." / Pitchforkmedia
"With powder-soft instrumentation draped amidst lilting, hopeful vocals, Musee Mecanique's 2008 debut Hold This Ghost is music made for days when reality feels something like a mirage." / Paste
Nat Baldwin will join us from down the road a ways.
After studying avant-garde jazz and improvisation with jazz legend Anthony Braxton, Nat Baldwin started writing songs featuring double bass and vocals. In 2005 he joined Dirty Projectors. In addition to his work with Dirty Projectors, he has performed on Grizzly Bear's Sheilds, Vampire Weekend's Contra, and Department of Eagles' In Ear Park. In between touring and recording with Dirty Projectors, Nat made time to record his 2011 album People Changes, an album that led Pitchfork to say "…whether Baldwin is singing with his throat or his bow, there's a thrilling felling of freedom to it all."
pitchfork.com : nat-baldwin natbaldwin
doors at 7pm. music at 8pm. rsvp here, or secure your spot via brownpapertickets. rsvp only does not guarantee admission, although we will let you know via email if the show is close to capacity. it is expected to sell out swiftly.
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