Nuevo Retro is Stormcellar's second
full length studio album and their first release since the all-analogue
'Spacejunk' EP of 2009.
With another album in production, they are proving to be one of Australia's most
prolific Roots and Boogie acts, using a constant series of live gigs as the
proving grounds for new songs.
Nuevo Retro rampantly pillages the music of the early 20th century for
inspiration, blending an ancestry of Blues, Roots, Folk and Boogie with stories
from the world of the 21st century, told through time honored musical styles.
Something old, something new.
Tracklist
1. Can't Tax Love 3:32
2. That Smile's Not For Me 3:38
3. Dont Get Around Much 3:43
4. Little Big Bird 2:58
5. When You Change Your Mind 3:43
6. Island Time 3:28
7. Roscoe's Boogie 3:18
8. 7 Days 4:39
9. Last Drinks At Glenrowan 3:17
10. Swamp Monster 3:40
11. High Cost Of Lovin 4:45
12. ....A Word From Roger 0:09
13. Drink U Off My Mind 3:08
There’s something interesting about a band called STORMCELLAR…
Every now and again some sort of presence starts to build up around a band, the beginnings of legend. Joy-ridden cars and burned out wrecks, physical assaults, strange sexual tension, picnics in Yackandandah? And they call this the Blues?
From Chicken Wire to the Surf, Stormcellar are going places they plainly shouldn’t and playing from a spectrum of Roots and Blues that covers 100 years, spanning Africa to the Pacific, with Chicago, Celtic Riffs and the Balmain Delta thrown in for good measure.
They’ve been Torched in Thirroul, Bitten in Albury and Avalon, Threatened by Bikers in Beechworth, Lost in Melbourne, Confused on the Central Coast and Dry Humped in Wagga.
Stormcellar are playing packed Rock gigs, Community Roots gatherings, Blues festivals, Pubs, Clubs, Hip Inner City Trendspots, Acer Arena, Malls, Train Platforms, Basements and Wooden Halls.
There’s something interesting about a band called Stormcellar. Wonder what their music sounds like?
Drum Media says: ‘Stalwarts of Swamp Sound’, “Fast becoming one of Sydney’s premier Blues Acts’,
‘Unstoppable’, ‘Relentless’
