Showing posts with label Jeremy Larson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeremy Larson. Show all posts

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Sucré - A Minor Bird (2012)

3/29/12 5:15AM
new song/single "Hiding Out" available

stream, stream/download

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nice subtle orchestration. It is the opening track on this record, which has a pre-order link now and the track list is now given here.



1. Hiding Out
2. When We Were Young
3. Troubled Waters
4. Light Up
5. Chemical Reaction
6. Say Something
7. Persuasion
8. Stampede
9. No Return
10. Endless Sleep
11. The Cliff Waltz

3/6/12 8:21PM

"Happy to reveal the cover+title of the album "A Minor Bird."



From the forthcoming debut album, A Minor Bird (April 10th, 2012).

Sucré is Stacy King, Darren King, Jeremy Larson.

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Sucré

2/22/12 7:32PM

perspective video shoot for the song "When We Were Young"


2/21/12 6;06AM



Sucré on Facebook

I heard about this project the other day in speaking with Daniel from Canon Blue. A touring member/performer of his band Canon Blue, Jeremy Larson is part of this project along with Mutemath drummer Darren King and Darren's wife Stacy Dupree-King who sings for the band Eisley.

I just read a bit about it, namely Jeremy's background with string arrangements and what not and I got rather intrigued. Of course I'm a fan of Darren King's being a Mutemath fan as well. Although this sounds a lot different than MM.

On paper at least, it sounds more in the vein something Brooke Waggoner might do, but I'm sure that'll be totally off once I get to hear it beyond this initial single that can be streamed below.



The debut full-length I guess is coming out on April 10th, I recall reading in 1 of the articles linked on their Facebook page. But there still is no listed title? There wasn't at least as of a few weeks ago.

I guess once there is, and more of that good stuff comes out, it'll be shared in here of course. In the mean time, this is a project I am rather intrigued by. And I'll fully admit to thinking Eisley is kind of overrated/a band I don't follow why some (the dreamtheaterforums.org namely) make out to be a lot better than they are (I feel Warpaint are VASTLY better, who have become popular, but not on that forum for some reason).

But if somehow I get into Eisley as a result of becoming a fan of this, so be it. I can now claim to be a fan of the Besnard Lakes anyway, a band who I rightfully admit, have taken many verbal shots at. Sometimes, a band can be that more effective in winning you over if you initially think they suck, lol.