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3 days ago
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Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band Announce New Threats From the Soul Album, Share Song: Listen
All products featured on Pitchfork are independently selected by Pitchfork editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. Ryan Davis & the Roadhouse Band have announced their first album since 2023 breakthrough Dancing on the Edge. The new album is called New Threats From the Soul, and it comes out on July 25. It'll get released in the United States via Sophomore Lounge, while Tough Love is handling the release in the United Kingdom and Europe. Listen to the new album's title song below. Ryan Davis—a visual artist, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter based in Louisville, Kentucky—recorded his new album with producer Seth Manchester at Machines With Magnets. Davis' band on the album included Manchester, percussionist Dan Davis, violist and violinist Elisabeth Fuchsia, drummer and pianist Will Lawrence, bassist and saxophonist Jim Marlow, pedal steel player Christopher May, and violinist Aaron Rosenblum. In addition, today's new song features guest vocals from Catherine Irwin of Freakwater. (Irwin and Davis are pictured above in the single artwork, photographed by Chad Smith.) Read about Dancing on the Edge in Pitchfork's feature 'The 37 Best Rock Albums of 2023.' $48.00, Rough Trade New Threats From the Soul: 01 New Threats From the Soul 02 Monte Carlo / No Limits 03 Mutilation Springs 04 Better If You Make Me 05 The Simple Joy 06 Mutilation Falls 07 Crass Shadows (at Walden Pawn) Originally Appeared on Pitchfork
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27-01-2025
- Business
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Orlando restaurant closed indefinitely after overnight fire
A building that has housed a waterfront Orlando restaurant for more than 50 years caught fire early Sunday morning, and the place that touted 'Food, Brews & Views' is now closed indefinitely. Owner Ryan Davis said he was told by fire officials that electrical problems might have started the fire in the kitchen area at The Waterfront, located on Lake Jennie Jewel in South Orlando. There were no injuries. 'I don't think there was foul play or anything, but having it happen it the middle of the night caught me a little bit by surprise,' he said. 'There's not much power being used in the middle of the night.' Davis said his wife woke him up about 5 a.m. Sunday after she saw a TV news report about the he got to the restaurant, crews were working to put out the blaze. About 10% of the building was burned by Davis' estimation. Flames from the fire reached as high as 20 feet in the air, he said, but most of the inside of the building, including the seating areas, were saved by the firefighters. 'You start off kind of feeling sad and emotional and now we're ready to get going,' Davis said. 'We're ready to get things on track and figure out what the next deal is.' Davis said he plans to rebuild, adding he feels he owes it to his staff and his regular patrons. The building that houses The Waterfront has been there since 1972 and was named Julie's Waterfront when Davis took it over about eight years ago. Davis said the restaurant has started a GoFundMe page to help pay staff who have now lost their jobs, and he has been overwhelmed by the response. Donors have raised over $5,000 for The Waterfront since Sunday. 'You just feel awful for the staff and you feel awful that happened, but what can you do?' he said. 'That's what we're trying to do now, is figure out what to do next.'
