Just a year ago we approach the Apolo in Barcelona to interview Two Gallants. It is very likely that you may know: his discography began in 2004 with "The Throes" and came to achieve a certain cult status thanks to Saddle Creek to "What The Toll Tells", a precious and elegant folk rock album containing pieces so foully beautiful as 'Steady Rollin' or 'Las Cruces Jail'. Now, five years after the release of their third LP titled, Adam and Tyson make war again with a new album entitled "The Bloom and The Bright".
This new release, which will be released on September 4 via PIAS / ATO Records, was recorded in two different studies (Berkeley's Fantasy Studios and studies Tiny Telephone in San Francisco) and has been with John Congleton as the producer of renowned has worked hard to fund. On the LP Vogel has confessed in a statement that Two Gallants have changed the course considerably. "We moved to different areas in recent years but I think we share a common sense, a commitment to realize all that we have faced in order to become stronger."
As long as the disc by promoting our country has announced that California couple will live in the cities of Barcelona (Music Hall, November 29), Madrid (Sala Caracol, November 30) and Bilbao (Room Azkena, December 1 .) Tickets for these three interesting performances will go on sale starting July 20 at a price of 18 euros (no fee) via Ticketmaster.
To whet your appetite here we leave you with 'Broken Eyes', the theme of progress of this upcoming album Two Gallants (if you like the theme you can download via the web duo).
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