H-Burns
Label: WeewerkGenre: Folk
H-Burns is French. H-Burns is Renaud Brustlein and friends. H-Burns has webpages that Google translates for me and that end up with funny little bits and pieces of English. H-Burns is about the best thing I've listened to in the last calendar year. Way back in November, "Horses With No Medals" was posted by Largehearted Boy (nice one!), and that song has occupied a little space in my head for a long time since. It's a beautiful little piece of work, the kind of combination of lyrics and music that makes me want to learn how to play the guitar, the way that Neil Young's "Thrasher" did the first time I heard it. Over at H's Hinah session, you can pull a Dylan cover, a cover of Magnolia Electric Co.'s "Farewell Transmission," and a few other covers besides the two originals available here. And at MySpace you can listen to How strange it is to be anything at all, Renaud's latest full-length spin. I think I'll go learn French next, in case there are any songs in the original; it's that good.
from How strange it is to be anything at all (2008):
Horses With No Medals [MP3, 4.6MB, 192kbps]
from the Hinah Session (2005)
Turning Grey [MP3, 4.1MB, 160kbps]
Footsteps [MP3, 6.2MB, 256kbps]
www.weewerk.com
www.hinah.com
www.myspace.com/hburnsmusic
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