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PETER MULVEY celebrating the release of his new
album,
Saturday, May 8, 2004, 8pm
About Peter Mulvey, The Washington Post wrote: "Peter Mulvey shows, rather than tells, the details of his songs' emotional landscapes... He favors plain-spokenness over screams and thoroughness over speed... Walt Whitman-like catalogues of images that blended into cinematic visions of love and corruption... the audience was riveted to every note." With Kitchen Radio, Mulvey's first album of original material in four years, the Wisconsin musician has put the songwriting solidly front and center, and the result is a moving, deft portrait of a place where the personal and the worldwide intersect. Images of travel and longing weave through the album - a longing for meaning, for love, for home, for a peaceful world, for peace of mind. Come out and celebrate the release of this extraordinary album. Described by The Boston Herald as "an atmospheric Midwestern poet-troubadour, a charming presence and a splendid guitarist", Mulvey's fellow Wisconsinite, Jeffrey Foucault, will open the show. Equal parts folk, old country, and roots Americana, Foucault's songs have a style that is both literate and rough, but always at the forefront is his adept guitar playing and deep, burnished voice, smoky and sharp as whiskey.
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