Dreamchild have returned again
to Moonpool Studios, and are well underway in recording
their as yet unnamed fourth CD...
In the meantime, you can procure the third CD, if you haven't already.
Listen...and you can hear Lullabies for the
Dead come wafting through the dark & windy
night, inspiring ethereal nightmares and fever dreams.
Their latest CD, the follow up to the critically acclaimed La Fée Verte, is now for sale at Newbury
Comics, Tower Records (online) and will be at other
fine stores soon. It is now at CDBABY.com and Projekt.com.
The band is honoured to have
been nominated as one of WBZ-TV's A List of
the best bands in Boston for 2007.
Now there is another place to visit Dreamchild... go
to myspace.com to see what's new there...
At the next Dreamchild show, don't forget to check
out "Visions of the Dead": the first two releases
in the limited edition series of photographic postcards
by Cheryl of Père- Lachaise cemetery in Paris.
They are available in sets of 8 cards for a limited
time...
And of course...
Both unisex and
fitted women's Ts, in basic black (of course) with a
special version of the purple band logo (created especially
for these shirts). Email for more information on how
to obtain one (or come to a show to choose one for yourself).
Read lyrics
and commentary on the songs.
You can find 12 song samples from the
latest CD at CDBABY.com
and, most importantly, you can order Lullabies
for the Dead and La Fée Verte
from CDBaby. Both CDs are also available at Projekt.com
(Gates to the Sea is now sold out everywhere and is
officially out of print, making the extant copies collector's
items!). And visit myspace.com
to listen to and capture more fleeting dreams and haunting
nightmares in sonic form...
Dreamchild have retreated to Moonpool Studios and are in recording mode yet again, but will return to a stage in the fullness of time.
Do not forget to visit
the My Space site, www.myspace.com/dreamchild1
for the latest updates on the band's dark doings...
A review of Gotharama at the Middle East Downstairs in Cambridge MA on Saturday, March 8th, 2008, which includes a description of Dreamchild's set and a suitably morbid quote from Cheryl of Dreamchild. This wry and witty article is by famed Boston writer, Jim Sullivan, who can also be found at JimSullivanInk.com; it appeared online and in print the week of March 14-20, 2008. in The Boston Phoenix.
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