Robert Deeble Discography of CDs

Robert Deeble discography this bar has no one left is a last call, emotional slow burn. From the looped moment of clarity of 'Some Bartenders', the bass heavy trance feel of 'In a Cigarette Voice', to the poignant piano-led sadness of 'Face Down on Concrete', Robert Deeble has delivered six rhythmic observations of lives slowly spiraling out of control. These six songs are at once beautiful and harsh in their portrayals of characters attempting to find solace from an existence filled with sadness and loneliness. Recorded over a period beginning in late fall of 04 and ending in early spring 05 at Type Foundry Studio in Portland, OR, by Adam Selzer. Additional ...

Robert Deeble songs Robert Deeble's second album, Earthside Down, is a solid hour of arty sulking. That's not necessarily a cut on his songwriting -- the record displays a definite talent for mood-setting, a knack for offbeat arrangements and a good ear for the mellow and melancholy. It also displays a dismal lack of variety. Deeble's quiet, minor key acoustic guitar is well augmented by rich cello and appropriately sparse, treble-heavy percussion. At its best the album sounds like a severely restrained acoustic Radiohead record, but the muted melodies are almost identical to one another, and Deeble's droning mumbles are undermiked and quickly irritating. The album would benefit much from an occasional ...

Robert Deeble CD discography [ THIS CD HAS LIMITED QUANTITIES / NEARLY OUT OF PRINT] Robert Deeble's imagery and approach this album have conjured such influences as James William Hindle, Josh Rouse, Leonard Cohen and Nick Drake. This was the debut release for Robert Deeble which included folk heroine Victoria Williams whose on a landmark duet ("Rock A Bye") with Robert gained critical acclaim for the record. Also notable to this recording was the partnership of Stephen Hodges (drummer for Tom Waits) who had a significant role in producing the album. This record was followed years later by "Earthside Down," (Jackson Rubio), which was much darker in tone, "Thirteen Stories" (Pete Records/Fractured discs), and ...

Robert Deeble albums Deeble's "Thirteen Stories" produced by Matt Wignall (Cold War Kids), has a lighter, more electric approach than his previous recordings that lurks with guitar feedback and wurlitzer wanderings. This release also earned Deeble the title of "smart rock" with his quirky instrumentation and lyrical banter over such literary luminaries like Emily Dickenson and Dostoevsky. Robert Deeble has recorded four distributed releases along with several one offs, comps and vinyl singles. He has supported shows for Low, Ida, The Kingsbury Manx, Pedro The Lion, Shannon Wright, Victoria Williams, Songs:Ohia, Over The Rhine and Steppenwolf (yes Steppenwolf). He currently resides in Seattle Washington. Discography: Days Like These (cd 1997), Earthside Down (1998/99), Boots of Spanish Leather (vinyl/cd comp 2001), Thirteen Stories (2004), This Bar Has No One Left (2005), Me I'm From LA Where Nothing is Sacred (Live EP 2010).

Robert Deeble CD discography Havalina Rail Company: Matt Wignall (vocals, guitar); Lori Suri (vocals, washboard); Eric Nieto (violin); Nathan Jensen (saxophone); Jeff Suri (drums, background vocals); Mark Cole (percussion, background vocals); Orlando Greenhill (thunder). The Latin All Stars: Sierra Hart (vocals); Seth Price (cello); Happy Jen Taft (flute); Robert Deeble (drum). Personnel: Matt Wignall (vocals, guitar); Sierra Hart (vocals); Eric Nieto (violin); Jeff Suri, Robert Deeble (drums). Audio Mixer: Bill Burgess. Photographer: Chris Bowden. Unknown Contributor Role: Orlando Greenhill.