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Roberts, Alasdair / McDermott, Neil & Tartine Clous: Au Cube - VINYL LP

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Roberts, Alasdair / McDermott, Neil & Tartine Clous: Au Cube - VINYL LPTitle: Au Cube Artist: Roberts, Alasdair McDermott, Neil & Tartine Clous Label: Okraina Product Type: VINYL LP UPC: 769791972292 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2019 03 01 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: 10 INCH VINYL, 2 PACK 2x10" version. Alasdair Roberts has worked with Drag City Records for some 20 years, releasing more than ten records featuring both interpretations of traditional songs and his own songwriting. He has played with Will Oldham,

Title: Au Cube
Artist: Roberts, Alasdair / McDermott, Neil & Tartine Clous
Label: Okraina
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 769791972292
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2019-03-01
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: 10-INCH VINYL, 2 PACK

2x10" version. Alasdair Roberts has worked with Drag City Records for some 20 years, releasing more than ten records featuring both interpretations of traditional songs and his own songwriting. He has played with Will Oldham, Jason Molina, and many others, and is now part of The Furrow Collective. In addition to being a fine fiddler in the Scottish traditional style, Neil McDermott is currently researching the musical and political engagement of the 1960s Scottish folk scene with the anti-nuclear movement. Tartine de Clous (Geoffroy Dudouit, Thomas Georget, and Guillaume Maupin) is a singing trio originally from the department of Charente in western France. Following in the footsteps of some of the great French groups of the late 20th century folk revival (such as Mélusine and La Bamboche), they sing largely unaccompanied three-part harmony arrangements of the traditional songs of France... and Scotland! In early 2016, Alasdair Roberts spoke of his admiration for Tartine de Clous' first LP, Sans Folklore (2015), in an article in English folk magazine, fRoots. After a first musical encounter in Glasgow in January 2017, alongside local fiddler Neil McDermott, the five of them reunited in December 2017. They explored a common set of songs, French, Scottish, and Roberts originals, and recorded them live, with an audience, at the Cube Microplex, an amazing arts venue and progressive social wellbeing enterprise in central Bristol. Recorded live by Neil McDermott at Cube Cinema, Bristol on December 8th and 9th 2017; "Rosie Anderson" recorded at the Old Dentist, London. Artwork by Gwénola Carrère (Brussels). Mastered by Sam Smith, SJS Mastering, Glasgow.

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