Lowery, David / Palace Guards, The
Album:Palace Guards, The Collection:General
Artist:Lowery, David Added:Jan 2011
Label:429 Records 

A-File Activity
Add Date:2011-02-06 Pull Date:2011-04-10 
Week Ending:Apr 10Apr 3Mar 20Mar 13Mar 6Feb 27Feb 20Feb 13
Airplays:21112112

Recent Airplay
1.Dec 07, 2016:Emergency Crew (For Decca)
Ah, Ou Left Me
4.Apr 09, 2011:Of Sound Mind
Baby, All Those Girls Meant Nothing To Me
2.Jan 31, 2013:Daydream Disaster
Deep Oblivion
5.Apr 05, 2011:Treeswinger Radio
Raise 'em Up On Honey
3.Apr 12, 2011:Bisous Bijoux
I Sold The Arabs The Moon
6.Mar 31, 2011:Daydream Disaster
Baby, All Those Girls Meant Nothing To Me

Album Review
Andy S
Reviewed 2011-02-07 
Folk-rock and power-pop. Lowery started Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker. At his rawest, this guy sounds like some kind of Dylan/Barlow lovechild, which gives him pretty good sway in my book. Subtly goofy lyrics and big classic folk-rock arrangements with just enough modern feel. The late Mark Linkous (Sparklehorse) helped out in some capacity. FCC clean, all tracks recommended but start with 5 or 1. —Andy

**1 - pretty harmonica-washed Dylan/Band folk-rock jaunt
2 - Lou Barlow monotone moody/dramatic indie-rock
*3 - slow and prettily twangy, with lots of slide guitar
*4 - melancholy jangle-pop, plenty of background vox
**5 - Sebadoh rock! Balls-out power-pop pining, with synth weirdness in the interludes
6 - slower fleshed-out folk waltz with a big old fiddle solo
7 - poppy, slightly mariachi opener; strum-pop travel song
8 - summery folk tune over orchestral modern pop arrangement
*9 - quiet start; simple swinging midtempo Spoon-flavored folk-rock

Track Listing
1.Raise 'em Up On Honey 5.Baby, All Those Girls Meant Nothing To Me
2.The Palace Guards 6.I Sold The Arabs The Moon
3.Deep Oblivion 7.Marigold
4.Ah, Ou Left Me 8.Big Life
 9.Submarine