BOOK CLUB
"More Folk Than Most Folk."
Modern folk quintet from Atlanta, featuring members of Cassavetes, Oryx & Crake, and more. (Bio/One-Sheet)
NEWS:
New songs. New members. And new tunes! Come see us and we'll show you! We've been in the studio (you can keep up with our dispatches via Instagram if you follow us @bookclubtheband), so new tunes are coming your way - and a big announcement.....
RELEASES:
- Ghost - Full Length LP released in August 2011. Available digitally, and on limited edition vinyl (only 250 pressed, 50 or so of which are green!) Listen and order it on our Bandcamp: HERE.
- LIVE ON AM1690 - FREE 3-Song EP, recorded live on air in Atlanta. Featuring 2 tracks from Ghost, and a new, unreleased track called Love Like Parachutes. Listen/grab on bandcamp.
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Upcoming Shows:
May 11, 2012 - @ The Earl (Atlanta, GA)
- performing w/The Deep Dark Woods and Joe McGuinness
- "Unfiltered Live" Happy Hour in the Park
- LISTEN TO ALL OF "GHOST" HERE!
- Contact Book Club
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LISTEN TO ALL OF "GHOST" HERE!
ORDER the album digitally, or on limited edition vinyl, here! --- There are an even more limited number of copies on swirling green vinyl, and they're going fast...Reviews of Ghost:"'Meal Of Dreams' starts off as sparse singer/songwriter fare, but expands into a lush folk-pop gem in which Horlick and Macquarrie’s voices interweave quite beautifully. - My Old Kentucky Blog
"Ghost sticks to the classic form, drawing inspiration from folk, country, and pop sounds that sidestep the indie folk cliches. The album's nebulous sound could have been captured in 1961 or 2011, and the tension that swells within the album's weary boy-girl tales is as timeless as the gap between Adam and Eve." - Creative Loafing
"There have been some great records released in Atlanta this year, but few have managed to be as mesmerizing or to sound this pretty and vulnerable." ---latestdisgrace.com"Book Club plays it just about as soft and sweet as you're going to get southern folk, from the melodica to the mellifluous, honey-suckle vocals." -- QRO Magazine“It seems that Atlanta is the new Brooklyn, or since it’s smaller, it’s probably the new Austin, sadly. But, good for the ATL, especially considering they have this great little group, Book Club. For me, [Meal of Dreams] sounded like a bastard version of a serious Moldy Peaches tune. But, hold on for lush arrangements, folk texturizing, and you’ll be pleased with what you hear.” - Austin Town Hall
