Lucy Foley, Copenhagen

I'm releasing my debut album on October 1st! It's called Copenhagen. Without further ado, here it is.

Beautiful twitter numbers

This set of numbers showed up last night on my twitter profile. I haven't tweeted since, but I stopped following something so really, the numbers are out of whack now anyway. Still. I'm thinking I'll follow someone else, and then the numbers will be beautiful again! And then what... and then what...

A fabulous list of search engines

This was the drop down list in the 'where did you hear about us' section of the sign-up form for my new web hosting service. Pretty odd. But kind of inspiring. Like these sites are lurking waiting to be used, largely hanging out in clumps in the dark, like mushrooms or yeast.

Yes, I will be moving soon, am making a new site for my new record right now, though I haven't yet decided what the record will be called. Any ideas? I'm open to hearing a voice in the void, and though I will be highly unlikely to use your suggestion, I could use the company.

You will hear about the new site here first, and then... you will be redirected. Poof.

Live Barn Owl Nest Cam

The most exciting thing on the internet right now. Even when she is asleep and sitting on her babies.

via india

Cool stuff made by my friends, #2: Vacuum Tree Head, Thirteen

Last year, I sang some vocals on an album by a band called Vacuum Tree Head, aka Jason Berry and a loose collective of musicians based in San Francisco and New York. They have been making music for some time, and their latest album is the first time I have sung with them. The album has recently been released and is called Thirteen. It's brilliant and intense, a tightly packed twenty minutes of joyful artrock mayhem. This video features the vocals of the other singer on the record, Sylvia Gordon:


VACUUM TREE HEAD - HINDI KO ALAM

vacuum tree head

You can hear a selection of their stuff on their myspace, but right now the only place online you can hear the songs I sang on is CD Baby, where they are snippetised. I sang in strange tongues on "Djinn 2", "Neck Talkers", "Backlit Epiphany" and "Nights of Horseback Salad".