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February 18, 2003 at 3:09 am #45773
Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but maybe some of you want to know ….
The new album by Lou Barlow´s Folk Implosion THE NEW FOLK IMPLOSION has been released in Europe yesterday, and I must say it´s a mighty good one
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All of you out there who never liked Lou and his music probably won´t like this one as well, but all who love him as much as I do – you´re in for a treat ! Not as folk-popy as the last one, this one is pretty much Black Sabbath meets the Beatles. LOADS of heavy rock riffing, crooning vocals and a 70ish drum sound (really flat and dead). Sounds like Sebadoh and Folk IMplosion mixed into one band, you should like this one a lot !Lou really put his heart into this one and what you get is pure passion
February 18, 2003 at 1:56 pm #91589yippee…i’m hoping to get this sometime this week, hoping i can find it easily…and it’s out in north america
i love lou…i love sebadoh and folk implosion (esp. take a look inside)…
hoping lou comes to hamilton to play again…February 18, 2003 at 2:24 pm #91590hey trensidoh, thanks a lot for the interesting ‘reminder’

I’ll definitely take a listen… I liked Lou’s descripion on loobiecore about his ‘press tour’ for the new Folk Implosion album – there you can see that he’s really enthusiastic about the new album
February 18, 2003 at 3:03 pm #91591Thanks for posting, I thought it wouldn´t come untill March, but the sooner the better.
I´ll buy it as soon as I can find it, because the two free downloads ( Brand of skin & Releast) were absolutely GREAT!!!February 18, 2003 at 8:38 pm #91592apparently, we in north america will not be seeing this until march 4…but i will survive somehow…
February 20, 2003 at 8:46 am #91593barlow doing black sabbath meets the beatles? count me in. funny, i just listened to bakesale yesterday after ignoring it for awhile…
February 22, 2003 at 9:10 am #91594For those who didn’t subscribe to get the Folk Implosion newsletters, here’s the latest one I got yesterday

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Welcome to The New Folk Implosion!
By now you’re probably familiar with the Lou Barlow musical family tree. Long considered one of the most prolific songwriters of his generation, hes also a creative machine, forming and fronting band after band. Dinosaur Jr. led to Sebadoh, that led to Sentridoh, which in turn led to Folk Implosion.
Back again; this time with new instrumentation and a new line-up, Lou launches the era of The New Folk Implosion with his latest release. The samples are stripped away and the music takes center stage.
For a limited time, The New Folk Implosion, is only $11.99 when you PREORDER it online. The album will be available on 3/4. Check out the free MP3 download for ‘Brand Of Skin’ and if you like what you hear we’ll ship the CD right to your doorstep!
Until next time, Rock On!
To visit Folk Implosion’s official website, click here
Click here to enter to win a custom piece of art from Lou Barlow!
March 7, 2003 at 1:32 pm #91595another interesting newsletter with links to their new video, tour dates and a contest to win a piece of Lou’s art…

But watch out, the shippinig of the CD is $ 8,50 for international air mail!

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The New Folk Implosion has arrived!
Long considered one of the most prolific songwriters of his generation, Lou Barlow delivers a dark and exploratory album with The New Folk Implosion.
For a limited time, The New Folk Implosion, is an additional 15% off the discounted price when you purchase it online from Insound here and use coupon code "newfolk15" at checkout.
Look for Folk Implosion on the road into May with Mia Doi Todd and Alaska. click here to check tour dates.
click here to check out the cool new animated video for "Brand Of Skin."Until next time, Rock On!
To visit Folk Implosion’s official website, click here.
Click here to enter to win a custom piece of art from Lou Barlow!March 7, 2003 at 2:14 pm #91596i got this cd wednesday and am listening to it now. i likes it.
March 13, 2003 at 7:00 am #91597April 3, 2003 at 12:22 pm #91598hey here’s the new Folk Implosion newsletter they just sent out:
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Hello all,
Thanks for being part of the Folk Implosion list. We hope you like it. The tour has been great but we’re almost done. Then we head off to Europe for a full tour. If you’re over there, maybe we’ll see you.
We are writing to let you know that The New Folk Implosion will be co-hosting 120 Minutes this Sunday on MTV2. It comes on at different times around the USA so check your local listings. They are playing the video for "Brand of Skin" right now so hopefully you’ll see it. If not, you can always watch it by CLICKING HERE
and you can buy the album by CLICKING HERE.Until next time,
Folk Implosion Online
April 3, 2003 at 1:46 pm #91599i didn’t like the new one too much. really, the jason lowenstein solo disc tickled my fancy much more
April 8, 2003 at 12:45 pm #91600i really liked this cd…but i haven’t heard jake’s new one…so i can’t compare them
May 6, 2003 at 3:09 pm #91601I’ve seen the New Folk Implosion yesterday, and I really enjoyed the show

hey, I quite liked the New Folk Implosion album, it was continuously growing with listening, but it was so totally different to hear it live… it revealed how bass based all these songs are – completely based on Lou’s great "lead bass", showing what a great bass player he is, even in that quite ‘lo-fi’ surrounding.
Most of the songs they played were off the new record, I expected that because somehow they’re a "new" band
Lou was a bit drunk, or played to be, or both. He was joking around, improving his (quite good) German

the first encore was just him on acoustic guitar, backed by some electric guitar and the second encore was all him, solo acoustic.There were two supporting acts, first the band ‘alaska!’ from California, with the Folk Implosion guitar player, bass and a great female drummer. They were really wild, with some fine pop tunes within the noise, so it was fun to listen to them.
Next was Mia Doi Todd (who also played keyboards/backing vocals with Folk Implosion). She did an amazing solo acoustic set, I liked her singing very much, and her songs appeared to be very private and special.The crowd enjoyed it, and we got much for the money, indeed
May 6, 2003 at 4:52 pm #91602FC-thanks for the review
Mia Doi Todd I`ve heard before,she`s unusual but very interesting :aliensmile: -
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