May 16th, 2010

CLR Signs Jon Lindsay – New Album Out August 17

We’re pleased to announce our newest signing, Charlotte, NC pop songster, singer and multi-instrumentalist Jon Lindsay (The Young Sons, Benji Hughes, Nicole Atkins). We will be releasing Lindsay’s official debut full-length, Escape From Plaza-Midwood on CD, vinyl and digital formats on August 17.

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We’re also excited to announce Lindsay’s new touring band The Tomahawks from Chapel Hill, NC featuring members of Roman Candle, Max Indian and Bright Young Things. The Tomahawks will be accompanying Lindsay on the road throughout 2010 and the foreseeable future.

Free Download:
My Blue Angels” MP3 from the upcoming Escape From Plaza-Midwood.

www.myspace.com/jonlindsaymusic

jon lindsay - escape from plaza-midwood cover

Track List:
1. These Are The End Times
2. Indie Prince Paul
3. My Blue Angels (MP3)
4. Futuretown
5. Number Every Summer
6. I Take Care of You Now
7. During the Beauty Shortage
8. Bring the Old You Back
9. Frequent Flyer
10. When Animals
11. The Launch Codes
12. Baby Ray
13. New English Magazines
14. Me and the Dog
15. Thinly Veiled References

Press quotes for Jon Lindsay:

“One of the most exciting artists we’ve seen come out of the burgeoning southeastern lo-fi revival scene.” – Paste Magazine

“Lindsay treads somewhere between the Beatles’ sweeter pop side, the dramatic cabaret of Rufus Wainwright, and the full-band folk-rock of Ben Kweller, while dropping winking pop culture references.” – Charlotte Observer

“Topanga Canyon summer pop re-imagined by The Shins…”- Shuffle Magazine

“Wainwright-style (don’t really matter which one) balladry shot through with a really dry sense of humor and an admirable flair for the dramatic.” – Timothy C. Davis

“Coming off like a synthed-out version of the DBs, this is weird, wonderful stuff. A keep! And a treasure.” – Ken Stringfellow (REM, The Posies, Big Star, Minus 5, The Disciplines)

“Jon Lindsay’s angelic voice and catchy melodies cover a dark pop sensibility; his tunes work their way in to your brain like hookworms and are just as painful to get out.” – Django Haskins (The Old Ceremony, International Orange)

“Each listen to Escape From Plaza-Midwood yields more in return.  And you can quote me on that.” – Caitlin Cary (Whiskeytown, Small Ponds)

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