Thursday, October 21, 2010

LEO Review of LVC's "Terror, Blood"

Check out LEO's review of Lee Van Cleef's Terror, Blood:

The name of Lee Van Cleef’s new album conjures a darker image than any of the song titles on Terror, Blood. “Pro Xylophone Propaganda” and “I Hereby Announce My Retirement From Music” paint a much goofier picture. The resulting music is, of course, somewhere in between. The songs are aggressive but not necessarily angry, harsh but not grating. The five-piece wield jagged guitars with a post-punk flurry, but can also settle into a riff-heavy groove. Instrumental forays like “Jupago’s Last Stand” put a higher priority on texture than hooks, and even when the band threatens to meander a little too far afield, they reign it back in with a calculated kick in the ass. In short, Lee Van Cleef kill it.

Source: http://leoweekly.com/music/reviews/terror-blood

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Buy "Terror, Blood" online

Lee Van Cleef's new 10 song cd "Terror, Blood" is now available online! The cost of the album is 8 dollars and can be purchased in the discography to the right of this text.

Also, check out the videos below of LVC performing at ear X-tacy:



Sunday, August 15, 2010

Lee Van Cleef to play in store at ear x-tacy

To promote their upcoming album "Terror, Blood", Lee Van Cleef will be playing an in store show at ear x-tacy. The performance will take place Friday, August 27th at 7PM. The CD will be available for sale, and some merch will be available.

The day after, the band will be playing their official CD release show with Second Story Man and Straight A's. Catch them all at Zanzabar Saturday August 28th.. more details to come.

Monday, July 26, 2010

Lee Van Cleef cover art & release date



Above is the cover art for the upcoming Lee Van Cleef CD entitled "Terror, Blood". The album will be released Saturday, August 28th. Details will soon be available on a CD release show that will commence on the sameday. More information will be available in a few days..

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Lee Van Cleef: Pics from Studio K



After a lot of work, Lee Van Cleef have finished recording their 2nd album, entitle Terror, Blood. This CD is expected to be released July 3rd, as a release show/party will commence on the same day. More details will be announced as they come to fruition.. check out some pics taken of the band recording their record at Studio K.

Friday, February 26, 2010

The Olympia Three videos from last show



After three years togheter, The Olympia Three played their last show a couple weeks ago. Here are a couple videos from their final performance at Skull Alley:





Buy their albums here online or at ear X-tacy!

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

The Olympia Three's Last Performance



On Friday, February 12th, The Olympia Three will be playing their last show at Skull Alley. After 3 years, the band is calling it quits. Joining the bill are Dangerbird and Deer Meet, both outstanding bands from Louisville, KY.

Thursday, January 7, 2010

Dunkenstein January Update

Louisville Eccentric Observer (LEO) recently reviewed The Olympia Three's The Two Hundred Dollar Man. Check out the review here. Also, here's a free .mp3 from the record; the song is called "Oh, The Humanity". The band will play their final show February 12th @ Skull Alley.

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Lee Van Cleef is going into the studio this week to record their upcoming record "Terror, Blood". More updates/pictures will be provided here soon.. in the meantime, visit their myspace page here.

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The wheels are beginning to turn on the Louisville Does Louisville comp, a CD that will feature all current Louisville bands covering songs from old defunct Louisville bands. It will be released no later than the beginning of July. A show/release party will be put together to celebrate the release..

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Dunkenstein in Louisville Music News

There's an interesting article in the latest Louisville Music News dedicated to distinguishing indie labels from traditional bigger labels (Louisville labels for the most part). Dunkenstein is mentioned, as are several other hometown greats. Great read.

Check it out here.