Friday, February 1, 2008
Music news Here come the Selmanaires
Posted by Mosi Reeves on Fri, Feb 1, 2008 at 3:41 PM
(Photo by Stevie Brown)
In this week's issue of CL, I covered International Hits and two of its artists, the Selmanaires and Anna Kramer & the Lost Cause. But the story ended up being more about the record label than the music. Regrettably, I didn't have much space to talk about the Selmanaires and its ambitious new album, The Air Salesmen, even though I had a great conversation with the band at Manuel's Tavern beforehand.
So on Monday, Feb. 4, I'll post a two-part excerpt of my interview with the Selmanaires. Tommy Chung and the Harris brothers, Herb and Jason (Mathis Hunter was AWOL that afternoon), had an insightful take on their new album as well as the Atlanta scene in general. It was a conversation that gave me a better appreciation of their music.
To tide you over until then, here's a video of "Broken Mirrors in the Mud" that the Selmanaires posted on YouTube. The quality is pretty low-fi but imaginative, with a lot of odd puppets and stuff.
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