ADVENT DAY EIGHT-TEEN! FREE LITTLE RED RABBIT EP – SEASONALIA

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One of our favourite indie labels Little Red Rabbit Records are showing their appreciation for all the goodwill shown to the label throughout 2011. The label has put together a special Christmas compilation, ‘SEASONALIA’, available now as a free download.
www.littleredrabbit.co.uk/MP3/SEASONALIA.zip


Many of the artists have recorded new songs or given an insight into their next record with a demo/draft version. From a stunning chamber-folk take on ‘In The Bleak Midwinter’ from Samson & Delilah to the relaxed west coast soloing that closes Fuzzy Lights’ ‘Another Safe Place’, this compilation is the perfect winter warmer to keep you company over the snowy season.

LINKS:
www.littleredrabbit.co.uk
www.littleredrabbit.co.uk/releases/LRR029.htm

 

TRACKLISTING:

1. FUZZY LIGHTS – Another Safe Place
A remixed version of the b-side to their ‘Slowing Time’ single (LRR026).

2. QUIET LONER – Tears Of St Brides
A brand new song written for ‘Seasonalia’, the first released since the ‘Spectrology’ album (LRR021).

3. SAMSON & DELILAH – In The Bleak Midwinter
Recorded especially for ‘Seasonalia’, this is their reading of the Christina Rossetti poem.

4. LAST HARBOUR – Alone For The Winter
A song from the ‘Lights’ mini-album (LRR027) that seemed to fit the theme.

5. KALBAKKEN – Ulversdale
A brand new song, the first the band have released since their ‘Then I Saw Summer & Sun On The Earth’ album (LRR011) from 2009.

6. LAZARUS CLAMP – 100W Bulb
A draft of a song for their next album, the follow-up to the ‘Against Entitlement’ album (LRR014).

7. ANNA KASHFI – Out Of The Water
A demo of a song for their next album, the follow-up to ‘Survival’ (LRR015).

8. CRAZY MAN MICHAEL – Merry Xmas Everybody
A perfect ending, Crazy Man Michael finds the sadness in the Slade hit.

‘SEASONALIA’ was mastered by Pete Martin.

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