1.
Who
is this loose goose?
Radical Face is multi-intrumentalist, recorder and
singer/songwriter Ben Cooper from Jacksonville, Florida. On the go sincethe year
2000 Mr Cooper has five long players to his roll of honor. The Ship In Port (March’16) pitches off the fifth album The Family Tree: The Leaves (March’16).
3.
Who do Radical Face sound like?
The Shins. Brooklyn Vegan compared The Ship In Port to Sufjan Stevens and
the Garden State soundtrack.
4.
What have the press had to say about The
Ship In Port?
“Lushly
orchestrated” – Nettwerk.
“An
unprecedented musical journey” – With Guitars.
5. Who puts the gruff
in Radical Face’s beard?
Ben Cooper loves classical music and movie scores. The
bands that he finds inspiration from include Neutral Milk Hotel, The Flaming
Lips, The Halo Benders, Neil Young and My Bloody Valentine.
6. Why
should I give The Ship In Port a fair
crack of the whip?
The
Ship In Port is a story-telling song at it’s best that
winds up until you are dancing a jig.
7.
Do Radical Face have any more of these crackers?
Try the big hit Welcome Home.
8.
Any more words?
The
Family Tree: The Leaves is the final installment of a trilogy of
albums written about a fictional 19th Century family.
“The
ship in port is the safer one,
But
it’s not the reason it was made”
The Joy Formidible are an alternative rock band from
Wales who fight out of London, England. The band started in 2007 and have three
long players in the vault. Whirring (2011)
was the debut single on their debut album, acheived some chart success in the
States and may be the best song they have ever done. Pitchfork calledWhirring, “an aerobic
rush of a song that builds to the kind of explosive alt-rock chorus that
would've blown the roof off.”
“You
make me sleep so badly invisible friend”
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