Sixty-five artists converged onto San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park for the third annual Outside Lands Festival (August 14–15, 2010) to celebrate good music, good food, good wine, and good art (most except for the first heavily involve local flair).
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Langhorne Slim — Be Set Free (2009)
Langhorne Slim’s Be Set Free has a consistent mix of genres and themes. The result is always a Slim sound that feels choral and mighty, yet austere and pastoral. It’s interesting to think that there could be accompanying orchestras and choirs on “For A Little While” or “Blown Your Mind” and the intimacy or passion wouldn’t be lost in scale or scope.
Langhorne Slim And The War Eagles — Langhorne Slim And The War Eagles (2008)
The War Eagles are made up of Paul Defiglia on bass and Malachi DeLorenzo on drums and the two definitely add to Langhorne’s mix of traditional, yet untraditional folk sensibilities. That might sound like a contradiction, which in fact, it is. The trio’s song list choice runs at an almost staccato-like fashion, juxtaposing modern up-tempo folk songs with more stripped down traditional tunes.