Glen Hansard "Drive All Night" 2024-10-18 tight syncopated rhythms and punchy

tight syncopated rhythms and punchy

They rented a cheap basement in the centre of Paris and fixed it up a little

The children in the audience danced and chased each other around to the music

Influences range from the virtuosic arpeggiated guitar work of Felt's Maurice Deebank and the grittier pop progressions of Red Lorry Yellow Lorry's Chris Reed as well as Steve Severin from Siouxsie and The Banshees

Three Imaginary Boys was well-received critically at the time of it's release

Glen Hansard "Drive All Night" 2024-10-18 tight syncopated rhythms and punchyThe Drive All Night EP is anchored by Glen Hansard's compelling studio recording of the Bruce Springsteen classic, a live highlight of his 2012 tour with Eddie Vedder. Eddie rejoins Glen here to recreate the magic of their on stage performances, singing harmony vocals as Jake Clemons, nephew of the late great Clarence Clemons, plays saxophone. The whole track becomes a tribute to Springsteen and his musical and activist legacy.