ARTIST: Herman Dune TITLE: Giant LABEL: Source Etc GENRE: Indie BITRATE: 205kbps avg PLAYTIME: 0h 55min total RELEASE DATE: 2006-10-16 RIP DATE: 2006-10-16 Track List ---------- 01. I Wish That I Could See You 2:49 Soon 02. Nickel Chrome 4:05 03. 1-2-3 / Apple Tree 3:24 04. Bristol 3:08 05. Pure Hearts 4:03 06. No Master 2:54 07. Take Him Back To New York City 6:05 08. Baby Bigger (Instrumental) 1:32 09. This Summer 4:20 10. Your Name / My Game 3:59 11. By The Light Of The Moon 2:26 12. When The Water Gets Cold And 3:58 Freezes On The Lake 13. Giant 4:25 14. I'd Rather Walk Than Run 2:24 15. Glory Of Old 4:07 16. Mrs Bigger (Instrumental) 1:35 Release Notes: Herman Dune has been a notorious underground band for a few years already, with fans in Europe and in the USA. They recorded a new album, “GIANT”, for the new record-label Source Etc, and for the first time they had time and support to let arrangements and sound-production fantasies express themselves. With a brand-new Percussion Line-Up, the vintage sound of an actual Bourbon ‘horns and brass’ section and the vocal support of the girl-group “The Woo-Woos” (Lisa Li-Lund and The New York Babyskins), Herman Dune make their renowned love for good songwriting shine a little brighter. Poetry, melodies and groove are their favorite writing and playing devices, and if they can have fun recording their songs, they are even happier about them. Giant was recorded with the band playing live in a studio near Mount Snodown in North Wales, UK, where Giants roam at night. The craft of the songs remains their first concern, rhymes and choruses move them tremendously, but they had more time to embellish their sound, this time. The Herman Dune Family has roots in Sweden, France, and New York, USA. The brothers David-Ivar aka Ya Ya (guitar, bass and vocals) and Andre (guitar, saxophone and vocals) have been playing together since early childhood with Neman (Drums), and soon their young sister Lisa (Backing Vocals) was to follow her brothers and joined the band. They now live in different parts of the world (Berlin, New York and Paris) and gather for touring and recording as often as they can. With a few albums out on American, English and French underground labels, and the latest widely acclaimed album Not On Top (Track And Field UK), they have toured allover the world, for expanding crowds. The English press has always supported them, even through chaotic distribution, and BBC1 DJs play their songs a lot. John Peel invited them for 12 Peel Sessions on BBC, like only a few other bands, and they still record from time to time for BBC now that he is gone. Well aquainted with the american live scene and with many friends in the New York Artist Community, they have performed in a lot of places, and made strong connections in many states and countries. Giant was crafted with songs first, and then real instruments, real people and analog equipment. The first Single to come out of “Giant” will be “I Wish That I Could See You Soon”.