April 2, 2008 by Jeffrey Overstreet
Go the Sixpence None the Richer MySpace page, and you can hear a brand new song! And see nifty new photos like this one!
And wow. It’s strong. Man, I can’t wait for this album.
Update: Okay, so now I learn it’s been out a few days… and on YouTube with a video!
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Nice horns! I’m psyched about the new EP…
Isn’t it great how hearing new music from one of your favorite artists is like hearing from an old friend?
I saw Sixpence in 1998 at Wheaton College and their live show was mesmerizing. So greatful they’re taking the “dear machine” out of the garage again…
wow, they are back. Matt is using a new guitar effect on that one. Robust would be a good word for it. Nash is such a good singer that she almost can’t go wrong. Lyrics are a bit cheesy, but they always make up for that with solid arrangements.
In case you didn’t catch it – Sixpence has made their EP titled “My Dear Machine” available for free download at NoiseTrade. I put one of the tracks up on my Muxtape if you’d like to check it out.