Dangerbird Records

Supporting PF Flyers archival release of the 1956 Bob Cousy All-American, Darker My Love, Eulogies, the One AM Radio and Dappled Cities recorded classic tracks from 1956 to beautiful new expression. Click this link to listen to / download the tracks.

LA TImes “Buzz Band” –

Their debut, “Eulogies” (released in September and produced by Dangerbird labelmate Hrishikesh Hirway of the One AM Radio), introduces a cast of characters touched by death and less inevitable trials of the human spirit, framing their stories in tones both wistful and resolute.

Eulogies played their brains out Halloween night at Schuba’s in Chicago. Dressed as dead Cub Scouts (murdered by an evil Brownie) the band slayed through their set. Check out a review of the show HERE, and for a closer look at the gore click HERE.
If you’re on the west coast try to catch a show on Eulogies’ last leg of their tour with Film School.

Dappled Cities will be stopping by CHRY in Toronto tomorrow (26 OCT) at 1:00p EST for an in-studio performance and interview. Peter Walker will be calling in to chat with the boys from the road, and discuss his new project, Eulogies, with the fine people at CHRY. Listen to the stream on the web at http://www.chry.fm

The video for Eulogies’ “One Man” is debuting on MTV’s Subterranean blog. Check it out HERE. Eulogies is out on tour right now with Film School; see the Tour Page for the full tour schedule.

Glowing reviews keep pouring in as Eulogies traverse the country on their fall tour with Film School. Check out this review from the SFist…

Don’t miss Eulogies on Californication next Monday (10/15) on Showtime at 10:30 ET/PT. Check your local listings for details.

“Eulogies simmers with emotion and brims with understated hooks, registering nearest the sensible introspection of Wheat’s “Hope and Adams”, Nada Surf’s “The Weight is a Gift”, or Death Cab for Cutie’s “Transatlanticism”....(they) send them off to the great beyond with a brand of sentimentality that resists drifting into weepy nostalgia or keening over-emotion.”

Read entire Pitchfork review HERE

IGN.com has posted their review of Eulogies debut album here, saying: “Walker’s ability to write gorgeous ear-grabbing hooks while keeping his garage-rock edge is what makes the songs work so well…Eulogies serves as evidence to maintain what those paying attention realized on last year’s Young Gravity. Peter Walker is a star quietly waiting for you to notice.” Check it out…

Check out the Eulogies ‘Mix It Up’ feature on AmplifierMagazine.com. Go ahead – use these songs on a mix of your own. We won’t tell, promise.

My Old Kentucky Blog has released its preview of this year’s NFL season, including a “theme” song for each team. They picked Eulogies’ “One Man” as the song that best captures the Miami Dolphins this season. Check it out. And CMJ has just jumped into a growing line of glowing reviews for the forthcoming Eulogies record – in stores this Tuesday.

Eulogies will hit the road this fall for a string of dates with Film School, beginning at the Crocodile Cafe in Seattle on October 10th. Check out the touring page for more details.

We are excited to welcome Eulogies – a new band – to the Dangerbird roster. Well, sort of new, because Eulogies is actually the new project from Peter Walker and his touring band, Tim Hutton and Chris Reynolds. They’ve completed their self-titled debut album, with Walker and The One AM Radio’s Hrishikesh Hirway co-producing. My Morning Jacket/Sleater-Kinney cohort John Goodmanson mixed the album. We’re loving it, and it’s set to hit stores on 11 September. Stay tuned for more details, and check out the new Eulogies Artist Page, or the Eulogies Myspace Page