If you are a fan of Nouvelle Vague you will already know Phoebe Killdeer even if you don't know the Short Straws. Suffice to say that Phoebe Killdeer has an amazing set of pipes.
They are displayed in all their glory in their new album Innerquake.
Death
RGP (Radio Gladys Palmera) asiste al directo de Phoebe Killdeer and The Short Straws en Luz de Gas. Aquí puedes escuchar el tema Death de su álbum Innerquake.
I really am digging this which is track three on the album, this is a live version.
The Fade Out Line
enregistré à Mains d'Oeuvres.
And here we have an album promo, what would life be like without promo's?
Finally today, something from a few years back, a beautiful version of a Marilyn Monroe classic.
River of no return
A beautiful live performance en el Mamíferos.
Like many young artists looking to get their share of experience, Killdeer began her musical career collaborating with artists who had been around long enough to know a helpful thing or two about the industry.
Basement Jaxx, Bang Gang, and Nouvelle Vague were a few of these names, with the latter providing a surreal experience for the young Killdeer. After contributing to Nouvelle Vague’s second album, Bande à Part, she participated in their world tour lasting 3 years. Knowing Nouvelle Vague’s leading man, Marc Collin, also helped out to a large extent in the long run; he went on to produce Killdeer’s solo debut, 'Weather's coming...' and is today backing the forthcoming album ‘Innerquake’ produced by Matt Verta Ray (Heavy Trash).
The new album is the outcome of 2 years of live performances. The energy and sound that was created by Phoebe Killdeer and the Short Straws on stage became contagious, it needed to be explored and recorded. [Source]
