Panache Booking is excited to announce that we’ll be heading down to Miami for some fun in the sun for Art Basel. As musicians and artists from all over the globe flock to this tropical haven, we will be teaming up with our friends at Gramps Bar for their grand opening and hosting a showcase […]
“Mac performed the song [‘Ode To Viceroy’] with his band in Chart Attack’s living room – it might be the last time he performs in a venue this small.”
“Rock’n’roll doesn’t tell you what to think and do, it makes you feel a certain way, so you do those things on your own,” says Segall.”
Check out Mac DeMarco’s new video for “Ode to Viceroy”, off his recent LP, 2.”Directed by Jasper Baydala, the clip takes DeMarco through a fuzzy, 90s VHS tape-style journey.”
“While Mac DeMarco was in town for CMJ last month, [Impose Magazine] handed over a disposable camera to him so he could take pictures of whatever he wanted while he was in New York. He flipped off Dent May at Mercury Lounge, gave the bird to the audience at Pianos (who, of course, returned the gesture) and went to a house party (and mooned the camera).”
“Mac and his band have toured most of 2012 and all that playing has done wonders for them — they are tight but lythe around the groove. Songs off the new album (“Viceroy,” “Cooking Up Someting Good”) sound great and ones off his first album have a life to them that you don’t hear on the recordings.”
Noisey showcases Mac DeMarco’s “Ode To Viceroy,” “Freaking Out the Neighborhood,” and “Baby’s Wearing Blue Jeans” in the first entry of their new bi-weekly video series in conjunction with Newtown Radio aptly titled, The Newtown Sessions.
Panache is excited to announce several new additions to the roster. We are thrilled to welcome Arca, Calvin Love, Chris Cohen, Destruction Unit, Ex-Cult, Jacco Gardner, Kinski, OBN III’s, U.S. Girls and Woodsman to the Panache family. Several of these bands will be touring around new albums in 2013 as well as heading to SXSW. […]
Next year’s South by Southwest will be held from March 8-17, and the music portion will take place from March 12-17.
Congratulations to Ty Segall for a very wild and psychedelic television appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman on Monday Nov 5, the eve of election day. The band stopped through New York to appear on the Late Show before beginning their month long European Tour. They will be back through NY on Friday […]
Ty Segall performs “You’re The Doctor” in his second-ever late-night appearance. “The performance included some serious headbanging, and Segall pressing his guitar against his amplifier for a little extra feedback. Letterman seemed amused by the display, saying afterward, ‘Remember kids, don’t neglect your studies.'”
“When’s the last time you were serenaded on a row boat in the middle of Central Park?”
Panache is pleased to announce several of our artists will be in Austin this weekend for one of our favorite festivals, FUN FUN FUN. No Means No, Bleached, and Vockah Redu will all be performing at the festival during the day, while Imperial Teen, Dirty Ghosts, Violent Bullshit, The Blind Shake, Bleached and Vockah Redu […]
“Lo-Fi, sardonic, and hep, Captured Track’s new self-proclaimed “puss” from Montreal gives us his smokey take on what he endearingly calls jizz-jazz fit with a tribute to his favorite floor-tobacco brand, Viceroy.”
When the then 21-year old Mac DeMarco released his debut Rock and Roll Night Club 12″ just a short while ago in the Spring of 2012, it was accompanied by a barrage of bizarrely funny promo videos, wildly unhinged live performances and a not-so-subtle disparate range of promo photos. Now, all of six months later, […]
Pitchfork gives Mac Demarco’s second album on Captured Tracks “2” Best New Music.
Panache would love to send out a big THANK YOU to everyone who attended all of our CMJ events. All five of our parties were a huge success and we loved wrapping up the weekend with an amazingly packed sold out Soul Clap & Dance Off at Brooklyn Bowl. There was a ton of great […]
“Ode To Viceroy”, off Mac DeMarco’s aptly named second album 2, has been included in NPR’s Best of CMJ 2012 episode of All Songs Considered.
Watch Ty Segall’s performance on The Conan Show last night, as well as hear the cover of Velvet Underground & Nico’s “Femme Fatale”, to be released in limited quantity on Castle Face Records on October 30th.
Watch Ty Segall perform “Thank God for the Sinners” on CONAN on Paste Magazine.
“When I was a kid, records were my religion, the glue that brought together like-minded people, people who feel that connection with something. To me, that is God. That is all religions, that is everything. Ozzy Osbourne is Jesus. Arthur Lee is the Divine Spirit. That’s the point: keep it alive, spread it around. I want to make records you don’t have to think about.”
“Lyrically witty, full of neat turns of phrase, his songs recall the quirks and kinks of Jonathan Richman, the tale-telling and wit of Alex Turner (specifically the Arctics man’s gentle, romantic work on the Submarine soundtrack), and the playful verbosity of Pavement’s Stephen Malkmus…”
Emily Rose Epstein is back from the road and in typical rock-slave fashion, she’s sandwiched some stage time at home for Treasure Island Music Festival this weekend in between European tours. Here’s what she had to say:
“‘Ode to Viceroy’, a starry-eyed love song to Mac’s favorite smokes, is one example of his understated sensibility.”
The arch Montreal singer-songwriter on being teased by D’Angelo’s “Untitled” video, Shuggie Otis, getting hooked on video gambling, and snot rockets.
“Twins doesn’t stick to the middle or even pick a lane. It swerves, visiting territory well-tread with a perspective that feels new, and knowing Segall, he probably won’t make another album that sounds like it any time soon.”
“Ultimately, the appeal of Twins – and Segall – rests not so much on the individual tunes, tuneful as they may be. You put one of these sneery, sweet, hyperactive, electric records on as a force field to ward off the dead, grey creep of the everyday, to remind you what a good time sounds like.”
“This is all dreamy vocals and surfy, tin-toned guitars… Listening to sweet singing is great when you can be pretty sure that the person singing it was thinking about something disgusting at the time.”
Vice Magazine lists Ty Segall’s third LP release of 2012, Twins, among it’s best records of October.
