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The Nocturnal Among Us: Pay What You Can
It's tough times out there. On our record release tour we met lot's of people who were out of work, underemployed, and in hard times. And they still came out to see live music. So we started doing an unofficial "pay what you can" sort of system on the road. Now, I am going to start doing it here. You can always get "The Nocturnal" from cdbaby, itunes, Amazon, ect. But if you'd like to be involved on a more personal level, or you can't afford the full price of a CD, you can click the "donate" button below. Any donation up to 10 dollars will get you a digital copy of the CD, and anything above 10 dollars will get you a signed hard copy with bonus EP. EVERY SINGLE DONATION will get a personal thank you card from yours truly. Thank you all.
XOXO
Anna
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Alt Country Forum Review
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July 23, 2010
Reviews are starting to come in from Europe, in particular the Belenux region. Here's a nice on from the Alt Country Forum. Warning: it is in dutch. Translate online for a serious good time.
http://www.altcountryforum.nl/2010/07/21/anna-coogan-the-nocturnal-among-us/
Here's some english highlights:
"Anna Coogan has much to offer. The Nocturnal Among Us is a beautiful, glorious, but dark album."
Dank u wel, Rein!
In other news...
For those of you who have been wondering what in hell this record is about, I did an interview a few weeks ago and finally got the writing down the stories behind the record. I've posted it in the blog section of the website.
Euro-Americana charts!
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July 8, 2010
Flying Shoes Review
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July 2, 2010
Nice review in from the Flying Shoes Review in the UK:
"Awash in simple, but effective melodies one-time opera trained (in Salzburg, Austria) singer-songwriter Anna Coogan’s bittersweet form of Americana cuts to the bone and then some.Young Coogan who, I believe resides in Seattle is a fine talent has an ability to stamp a feel to a song with her beautiful, sometimes aching tones. She carves out imagery of the finest order. A trained opera singer and field biologist her worth as a recording act hits a high on the likes of a big sounding, swirling organ, guitar and percussion plied ‘Dreaming My Life Away’ such is its pumped up feel. While of a more conservative feel ‘Crooked Sea’ is melodic and peaceful, with it containing an ambience rich is calming qualities as her wraps warm as a blanket round the listener."
More at:
http://flyinshoes.ning.com/profiles/blogs/anna-coogan-the-nocturnal
Thanks, Maurice! And thanks for the "young" part....
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