Wentworth Kersey track included in Ballet's "Love in the Digital Age" performance!
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Monday, July 11, 2011
DOUbLe SoLO RELEaSE by JEFFREY WENTWORTH STEVENS
AVAILIABLE NOW!!!
"Jjango Cleefworth Morriconez is the latest moniker of Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens, following on his releases as George&Caplin, Wentworth Kersey, and Runway Estates, and adding new material to his construction of a new western aesthetic that speaks to the sounds and themes aroused by its historical landscape. It’s a tremendously compelling song cycle and Stevens’ evolving vision." [^]LAND magazine
Like Ennio Morricone jamming with Brian Eno as the house band of a rundown cantina in the Nevada desert, Stevens’ work evokes the beauty and loneliness of wide-open skies in fuzzy swathes of distorted sound and gorgeous keening timbres." THE ONION AV CLUB
BUY "HIGHWAY DRIVEWAY" on Plastic Sound Supply Records HERE...
BUY "HIGHWAY DRIVEWAY" on Plastic Sound Supply Records HERE...
http://plasticsoundsupply.com/release/jeffrey_wentworth_stevens_-_highway_driveway/
BUY "THE POQUITO PIONEER" on Wil-Ru Records HERE...
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Thanks folk folks in England...
REVIEW OF EP ((O))
REVIEW OF EP ((O))
- They start somewhere in the West flavoured with 100% proof Americana spirit and then they drift off into space. They mix dollops of ambience (a la Eno) with more prosaic things. ‘A Door’ seems to have Leonard Cohen on a solo space walk - Houston we have progress.
- ‘Sunshine’ shimmers in a sea of solar energy much like the Danny Boyle film of the same name, cosmic keyboard winds buffeting a simple guitar melody that drifts blissfully to destruction. Other heavenly bodies are present on ‘Sun and Moon’ and here orbiting space junk emits an orchestra of squelches and glitches over an earthbound melody. If you want to think of early Calexico records re-imagined by Wall-E then you might get somewhere close to where these two Colorado based vaquero’s are coming from. The music exists partially obscured by melting mirages that add a skein of mystery over a firm base of Americana. In a word, intriguing.
read more here...
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Friday, December 31, 2010
Monday, December 20, 2010
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Wentworth Kersey takes a lil' little bit of London.
Never thought I'd see a day where the BBC is playing a song from Wentworth Kersey, but the day his here...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00w6b7p
On the Steve Lamacq show nonetheless! Thanks Mr. Lamacq for your support. We are honored.
Go Wentworth Kersey!
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