Dex Romweber Duo to celebrate album release at Cat’s Cradle

Posted on: Wednesday, June 8th, 2011
Comments: 0

Simply put, Dex Romweber is a local legend. But Dex’s reach goes far beyond the Triangle; in fact, he is credited with being a massive influence for The White Stripes’ Jack White.

“His songwriting, along with his love of classic American music from the south — be it rockabilly, country or R&B — is one of the best kept secrets of the rock ‘n roll underground,” White said.

Perhaps best known for his incredible work with the Flat Duo Jets, Romweber has an equally impressive solo repertoire that includes 2009′s acclaimed album Ruins of Berlin.

The time now comes for the Dex Romweber Duo to release the follow-up to Ruins of Berlin. That album, Is That You In The Blue?, will see a release July 26 through Bloodshot Records.

“With a mix of originals and obscure nuggets from rock and roll’s dusky back closets, the DRD romps through the sweaty cinder block studios of Memphis of the ’50s, channels street corners on the wrong side of town with existential blues and instrumentals that’d find a home in a Tarantino spy flick,” a press release explains.

Is That You In The Blue? was recorded at Southern Culture on the Skids Rick Miller’s studio, and features contributions from members of The Old Ceremony and Savage Knights, as well as Rick himself and fellow SCOTS Mary Huff.

To kick-off the album’s release, Dex Romweber Duo will be joined by Birds of Avalon at Cat’s Cradle on July 22. Tickets go on sale June 10 for $10 in advance.

If you missed Dex Romweber Duo on Sessions at Studio B back in ’09, check out the performance over on the video’s landing page.

Similar Posts:

Comments

comments

Leave a Reply

Comment spam protected by SpamBam

NC musicians receive well-deserved Grammy nods

Some of North Carolina’s best were recognized last night by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences

The Love Language’s McLamb offers update on 3rd LP

In a letter to fans, friends and family, The Love Language frontman Stuart McLamb promised that his long-awaited third album should arrive this spring

Divine Fits play with veracity at Lincoln Theatre

Indie rock supergroup Divine Fits, featuring members of Wolf Parade and Spoon, performed at Lincoln Theatre in Raleigh

Sessions at Studio B with Carrington

Sessions at Studio B with Carrington

Carrington performs on Sessions at Studio B

Grace Potter performs at Obama’s Cary field office, encourages voters to hit the polls

With the race for the White House just two weeks away, more celebrities are being vocal about the importance of people getting out to vote.

Electropop quintet Passion Pit packs newly rebranded The Ritz

Passion Pit performed for a sold-out crowd at The Ritz in Raleigh

Categories

June 2011
S M T W T F S
« May   Jul »
 1234
567891011
12131415161718
19202122232425
2627282930