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COLD SATELLITE is the first of two full band recordings centered on the collaboration between Jeffrey Foucault and contemporary American poet Lisa Olstein (author of the collections Radio Crackling Radio Gone, Lost Alphabet, Little Stranger, and Late Empire, published by Copper Canyon Press), setting her language against his music to find a new ...
21 de oct. de 2011 · COLD SATELLITE is the first of two full band recordings centered on the collaboration between Jeffrey Foucault and the contemporary American poet Lisa Olstein (author of the collections Radio Crackling Radio Gone, Lost Alphabet, Little Stranger, and Late Empire, published by Copper Canyon Press), where Foucault curates her language and sets it to music to find a new and unanticipated emotional ...
Cold Satellite is a collaboration between acclaimed singer and songwriter Jeffrey Foucault and award-winning poet Lisa Olstein. It’s also a rock album and a rock band. The group's eponymous album, Cold Satellite, was released in 2010 (U.S.) and 2011 (Europe).
21 de mar. de 2013 · The second album from Cold Satellite, Jeffrey Foucault's full band lyrical collaboration with celebrated poet Lisa Olstein (author of Radio Crackling Radio Gone, Lost Alphabet, Little Stranger, and Late Empire, available from Copper Canyon Press), CAVALCADE follows the band's eponymous 2009 debut with a more deliberate approach to their classic, loose-limbed rock ’n’ roll, a sound ...
21 de may. de 2013 · In December 2012, COLD SATELLITE - the 6 piece band centered on the collaboration between critically acclaimed songwriter Jeffrey Foucault and award-winning poet Lisa Olstein - went into the studio to begin recording CAVALCADE, a sophomore album that both refines and concentrates the band's signature amalgam of rock, blues, and country.
Cold Satellite (Lisa Olstein Poetry) by Billy Conway, Jeffrey Foucault, David Goodrich. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Cold Satellite is a "concept album" populated with songs co-written by Jeffrey Foucault and Lisa Olstein. Longtime friends, they began to collaborate in 2007 when Olstein sent Foucault a bunch of unpublished poems plus snippets of poems that she hadn't finished.
