Chandler Travis, King of the World
Greg Haymes at Nippertown reviewed the Three-O’s debut album “This is What Bears Look Like Underwater” and said: [it] very well may be [Chandler’s] best album yet… and that’s saying something. You can read the entire review here on
Appearances on “Best of” lists for 2012 keep coming in, and we here at Chandler Travis HQ couldn’t be more pleased. Our friend Belinda over at Bubbles in the Think Tank included the Three-O’s “This is What Bears Look
THE CHANDLER TRAVIS THREE-O This Is What Bears Look Like Underwater 14 tracks On opening track “Little Things,” which sets the tone for much of what is to follow, it seems like Fred Boak, John Clark, Berke McKelvey, and
Chandler Travis Three-O This is what bears look like underwater (Iddy Biddy) Cape Cod’s prolific pop madman Chandler Travis seems to spawn projects and albums at giddy speed. His latest, the Three-O (with four members), differentiates itself quickly, with
The Chandler Travis Three-O – This Is What Bears Look Like Underwater (2012) by Mark Saleski http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_9_TvIWp2Zo?rel=0 OK, so I just got done reading this impossibly stupid article (which I refuse to link to because, yes, it’s that stupid) about how jazz music isn’t popular
We’d like to thank the folks over at the Music is Good blog for pointing folks to Chandler’s version (albeit under the pseudonym “Remedios the Beauty”) of “Hark the Herald Angels Sing” from our holiday extravaganza “Another Christmas Gift for
Album Review: ‘Chandler Travis Philharmonic Blows!’
Below are highlights from the “SoundOut Consumer Insight Report” on the Chandler Travis Philharmonic’s recording of “Anne” (This was a you-get-the-first-one-free situation, presented by the always heinous Sonicbids organization, the folks who made it possible for artists to pay
Chandler Travis Philharmonic Blows! (Seven Stars) The world is full of acts who get it into their heads they can revive (imitate) some specific past musical genre or other and devote a career to it. They can be pretty good
The Year In Spin From local to national releases, 2010 was a rich year for sounds by Cory Frye ALBANY — Can I be honest with you? I hate lists. They’re the bane of my existence. But, unfortunately for me,