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COLD SATELLITE CD Release with special guest CAITLIN CANTY

Thursday 4/18 - CD RELEASE PARTY for CAVALCADE the new CD by
JEFFREY FOUCAULT & COLD SATELLITE (Billy Conway, Jeremy Curtis, David Goodrich, Alex McCullough and Hayward Williams)
with special guest CAITLIN CANTY
$15 advance / $15 at the door
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8:30 doors / 9:30 show (Caitlin Canty at 9:30, Cold Satellite at 10:45)
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COLD SATELLITE - the six piece band centered on the collaboration between critically acclaimed songwriter Jeffrey Foucault and award-winning poet Lisa Olstein - will release CAVALCADE, a sophomore album that both refines and concentrates the band's signature amalgam of rock, blues, and country.

Described by legendary music critic Greil Marcus as having, "...a country feel that puts the people who live in the Nashville charts to shame... a deep ditch electric guitar that takes a country song into the blues, and lets it go back where it came from," COLD SATELLITE pairs Olstein's visceral and often imagistic language with the rawboned authority of a rock band to create a stripped down ethos hearkening back to records by Crazy Horse and the Faces, Led Zeppelin and CCR.

Raised in Vermont and now based in NYC, singer/songwriter Caitlin Canty contributes her pure, nuanced singing to several bands in addition to maintaining an active tour schedule of her own. When it's her own name on the marquis, she often brings along a duo or trio consisting of some of the most respected sidemen in the Northeast scene. Her current collaborations include cowriting and singing backing vocals for several bands, including Darlingside, a string rock band, and serving as one half of the duo Down Like Silver with Peter Bradley Adams, which released its debut EP in 2011. Caitlin has independently released several EPs including Neon Streets (2010) and one full-length album, Green (2007), which she recorded and mixed in her home studio. Canty released her sophomore album Golden Hour on October 2, 2012. The fan-funded album blends Canty's folk roots with a Western tone, and her Brooklyn-based, Nashville-bred band brings an alt-country flavor to her songs.