May's show was a joy to do thanks to Seamus Fogarty agreeing to let us bend his ear at the Camden Crawl 2012. Irish man Seamus was first up during the festival's Fence Collective showcase at the Earl of Camden, which made for a cosy venue for the session that also featured Library favourites such as Kid Canaveral and The Pictish Trail.
Mr Fogarty's debut album God Damn You Mountain is a triumph... and a real grower of a vinyl treat. We'd recommend it as an excellent addition to your collection - just £12 and for that you get the vinyl AND CD version. Generous man!
A lot of the songs that we played during the May show have some impressive videos, so we couldn't let the opportunity pass to point you in their direction... we're all about the one-take vids here in the Library... take a peek at:
Here's Seamus filmed by another Irish talent Myles O'Reilly, we've yet to see a video by Myles we don't like
Now, if we'd been able to play the Jim O'Rourke track it would have been like this
And then we also loved the one-shot brilliance of Laura Gibson's Milk-Heavy, Pollen-Eyed
Ok, ok, just one more vid... we had to link to the very clever www.itstartshear.com homepage for some details about the project by Peter Broderick
What's that? You want one more one-shot?.... oh go on then... here's Hannah Cohen's Don't Say
Right, finally.... you've probably been looking for the show's track list.... here we go:
1. Interpol - Untitled
2. Peter Broderick - http://www.itstartshear.com
3. Wolf Alice - Wednesday
4. Seamus Fogarty - Appletrees
5. Johnny Cash - Tennessee Stud
6. Jim O'Rourke - Ghost Ship In A Storm
7. Seamus Fogarty - By The Waterside
8. Hannah Cohen - Don't Say
9. Laura Gibson - Milk-Heavy, Pollen-Eyed
10. Sweet Lights - Are We Gonna Work It Out
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