Joan of Arc - Tim Melina Theo Bobby (December 4, 2020) Album

Final Joan of Arc album coming in December

"Destiny Revision" bio

1. Destiny Revision
2. Something Kind
3. Karma Repair Kit
4. Creature and Being
5. Land Surveyor
6. Feedback 3/4
7. The Dawn of Something
8. Cover Letter Song
9. Rising Horizon
10. Upside Down Bottomless Pit

Read a really good bio by Hanif Abdurraqib here: Joan Of Arc | Tim Melina Theo Bobby | Joyful Noise Recordings | Joyful Noise Recordings

 

I haven't kept up with this band and I'm not the most familiar with their back catalogue but the single is really beautiful and I've been listening to it a lot. The album showed up in my inbox yesterday and I just listened to it twice, I really think it's gonna be great for cold winter nights when I'm trying to do something creative. I'm gonna do some catch-up but this is also quite a bit more tame than what I remember hearing from them a couple albums ago

 

new single is amazing

 

I think this might be a really weird opinion idk but this album would be like a great entry point for this band. It's straightforward while still having some of their quirks; it's approachable while still being interesting; it's beautiful but also sometimes very funny. It's a great note for them to go out on and it's made me get to know this band a lot better.

 

yeah... i love this a ton.

 

a positive pitchfork review. wow

 

Twenty-four points of view on the band Joan of Arc

 

Tim is starring in a film out in March.

Firstness – Cinema Unbound

Here’s a short trailer from last year, but the release date was only just announced today.

 

They are back for one night only tomorrow.

https://www.chicagohumanities.org/events/attend/joan-arc/

“Joan of Arc is back for one night and one night only. This legendary Chicago band is teaming up once again to perform their original score to Carl Dreyer’s classic silent film The Passion of Joan of Arc (1928). Come out to the historic Music Box Theater to experience their haunting music live with one of the true masterpieces of silent cinema. You won’t want to miss this unique performance by this beloved Chicago band”