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Tim Kinsellas
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Out of 8 votes - Similar Artists: Palace, Iron and Wine, Hayden
Out of 8 votes
- Genre: Rock & Pop » Singer/Songwriter
Editor's review
Even if thou art Iron and Wine, Tim Kinsellas is mellower than thou. The Joan of Arc vocalist joins the Troubleman Solo Singles Series with his debut solo effort, a lush set of acoustic meditations that sees Kinsellas accompany his quavering vocals with crisp, Jorma Kaukonen-like guitar.
Biography
TIM KINSELLAS, vocalist of the popular indie rock outfit JOAN OF ARC (as well as the legendary CAP N' JAZZ and OWLS), graces the Troubleman camp with his debut solo release. This highly-anticipated release is another fine addition to the popular Troubleman Solo Singles Series (TMUSSS). On this particular recording, Tim plays acoustic guitar, making this an extremely intimate affair not to be missed. His songs are sparse and almost haunting in their tone. Similarities to early NEIL YOUNG or SYD BARRETT are evident, but the song structures are very original in Tim's signature style. Fans of Tim or his bands are sure to find this release appealing. It is also important to note that Tim has been playing sporadic solo shows, and some of these songs have been showcased live onstage. Troubleman plans a full college radio assault as well, in the hope that the world will realize the power of these songs.
