There's a few on and off stage photos of Juliana from the variety show in New York last week at withreservation.
Also, from the recent Minor Alps shows in Europe these sets on the Flickr by Carsten:
Bonus nostalgia pic from Flickr search:
Matthew Caws, on the cover art for 'Get There':
It’s a photograph from the Olympic Peninsula, near Seattle. It’s not an Alp. We actually were messing around with a lot of photos of the Alps themselves; there were some really cool ones, night time ones, but it was hard to make them work. They were awesome, but really weird and dark. I’ve actually had a bad experience with that in the past, with a Nada Surf record we did called Lucky. You don’t always know how it’s going to print; you’re looking at your computer screen and thinking it looks great, but obviously the screen is generating light. You get the real thing and think “oh, man. This is not how I thought it was gonna look, it’s really fucking flat.” We love that picture too, though. It’s a nice fit, I think.
Dating back to their Manchester show in April, there's an interview with Juliana and Matthew published today at Drowned In Sound.
Freda returning to the live stage, performing with Robbie Fulks last week in Chicago. See also Out There, Temptation Eyes, Steamboat Whistle Blues, Lord, Can You Hear Me, Mad At A Girl and Nothing Ever Happens.
Thanks to hmc1410 for uploading and Carlos for spotting this on the YouTube.
Linkage not previously posted here:
Carsten's Tour Database / Google Maps overview of the tour
YouTube:
Lausanne (whole show)
Out There @ Madrid
Inside Of Love @ Bordeaux
Candy Wrappers @ Paris
Bette Davis Eyes @ Paris
Reviews:
Rave Child (Glasgow)
Bearded Magazine (Brighton)
Let's hope this is not the last we hear of Minor Alps. Big thanks to Matthew and Juliana for bringing this project to Europe.
Taken from mariovzq's Flickr uploads of last night's show in Madrid.
There's a separate set by Bsides.es too.
Thanks to Estanis for these photos taken at last night's show in Barcelona.
See the full set at el dedo índice.
Estanis reports that this week is the first time Juliana has ever played in Spain so this was a pretty big deal for Spanish fans.
Juliana is billed to appear as part of a variety show at The Bell House in Brooklyn, New York on June 18, 2014.
'Meet Me In The Bathroom And Tell Me All Your Secrets' is curated by comedian Dave Hill and tickets are available via Ticketfly.
Juliana's cover of 'Needle In The Hay' by Elliott Smith is released today* on the 'I Saved Latin!' compilation album - a tribute to Wes Anderson.
*It is available in physical and digital formats in the US. The UK digital stores and stream services also have it today with Amazon UK showing a CD date of May 26. Other regions may vary.
Matthew+I are going 2 informally play some songs @8 tonight @ la place de la cathedrale in Strasbourg. if it rains, rue des grandes arcades
— Juliana Hatfield (@julianahatfield) May 12, 2014After Bordeaux at the end of this week it will be 25 nights without a break.
Concert acoustique improvisé Minor Alps (Nada Surf), rue des Grandes Arcades #Strasbourg pic.twitter.com/SFTT3bn8gZ
— alain walther (@alainwalther) May 12, 2014
Also, Maxon
Also, Beautiful Beat.
From a YouTube playlist of 10.
Thanks to Carlos for the recent video links.
Another German radio interview, including a live performance of 'I Don't Know What Do With My Hands'.
Towards the end of the interview, Juliana and Matthew say that although there are no firm plans for Minor Alps in the future (Matthew is returning to work with Nada Surf after the tour), they are "working on a new song".
Whoop.
Juliana's cover of Elliott Smith's 'Needle In The Hay' (from the previously announced Wes Anderson tribute album 'I Saved Latin!') can currently be heard at Paste.
From the session on April 15, 2014, solo acoustic versions of 'Waiting For You' and 'Bette Davis Eyes'
"Minor Alps" sans Juliana != Minor Alps. Hmmph. Still great though.
Also, from the same session see Always Love.