![]() He is just as powerful a songwriter and he makes his Rounder Records debut with In Memory of Loss. Nathaniel Rateliff has that lived in voice I associate with the likes of Steve Earle. One not to miss, it’s going to be a beautiful evening of music. This will be a great highlight of the festival as the crowd will also be treated to Iron and Wine and Low Anthem in the same evening. Nathaniel will be performing on Wednesday 8th September at the Festival Marquee, a performance that I’m personally looking forward to seeing this week. Music Direct does not guarantee delivery within that specified time period.Nathaniel Rateliff of Denver will be making his first debut appearance in Ireland this week at the Open House Festival in Belfast. Average ground delivery time ranges from 7-14 business days. The ground shipping method used will be determined at Music Direct's discretion. Please Note: Orders that are less than $125 are not guaranteed to ship via FedEx. Orders will be held to ship all back ordered items together when they are all received in stock. Music Direct will not charge additional shipping for any back orders items. Music Direct will contact you with shipping charges for these addresses.Ĭustomers can choose an alternative expedited shipping method but it will not qualify for this free shipping offer. This offer is not included on any shipments to FPO/APO addresses. Music Direct reserves the right to change the terms of this promotion or discontinue this offer at any time. Music Direct reserves the right to select the carrier and ship method within the terms of this offer. This offer cannot be applied to previously placed orders. ![]() ![]() This offer also excludes Oppo, demos, closeouts/sale items and freight shipped items. **Orders must be at least $49, before tax, to qualify. *Ground shipping to the 48 contiguous states only (FPO/APO excluded). If you continue to see a shipping charge on your order, please check the exclusions listed below. When your order subtotal reaches $49 in the shopping cart the shipping charge for associated qualifying items will automatically be adjusted on your order. Place a qualifying order over $49* and receive FREE DOMESTIC GROUND SHIPPING. The wider world is ready for Nathaniel Rateliff. This persistent troubadour had certainly struggled and persevered to this point. His voice is so confident that you can occasionally imagine the music dropping out entirely, a song propelled solely by Rateliff's a capella strengths - equal parts church spiritual and TV On The Radio riffing on The Pixies. These thirteen tracks, with their soulful minimalism, hint of the music he grew up on – Van Morrison, Muddy Waters, The Beatles - yet Rateliff is also at home in what may be called, for lack of a better term, the neo-folk revival. It's both fresh and classic, imbued with a melancholy nostalgia, the rough candor of rock & roll's past and the warmth and earnestness of folk storytellers. Rateliff's debut is rooted in a bygone era. In Memory of Loss is a stunning, heartbreaking sonic document from a singer-songwriter who's made his way from a childhood in Bay, MO (pop. The space comes courtesy of producer Brian Deck (Califone, Iron & Wine, Modest Mouse), who helped transform 8-track bedroom demos into miniature epics of contrast, beauty, and yearning. That voice of course belongs to Nathaniel Rateliff, a man who's earned the twang and hard-knock weariness that shines through here. The first things you notice on this 2010 release are the voice and the space. First-ever vinyl release of Nathaniel Rateliff's debut album for Rounder pressed on two 180g LPs and adorned with brand new artwork.
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