Cowboy Junkies have donated an unreleased cover of Ryan Adams' 'In My Time of Need' to The Right Track: Tunes to Target Cancer. Each month artists from across the globe donate unreleased tracks to the site, which are then made available as a FLAC or mp3 download. Money raised through the sale of these tunes goes to TargetCancer - a group dedicated to providing outreach and advocacy for those living with rare cancers. Other donors this month include Buffalo Tom, Ween and Weezer, amongst others.
Australia's Skipping Vinegar Girl 
are set to release their new single from their as yet untitled forthcoming album. 'One Long Week' was recorded in the week leading up to Christmas '09, and like their debut album is an international affair. Produced by Nick Huggins (Whitley) in Melbourne and mixed by Brad Jones (Josh Rouse) in Nashville, the new track shows growth for the band with it's concise song structure and typically whimsical pop sensibilities. In support of the single the band will be hitting the road. Listen to the new tune here, and see the band as the travel the countryside (see dates on the right).
Followin
g on from the success of Suburban Home's Raising Hell & Living Cheap mixtape, the punk/country/folk/indie label is set to do it again with Greetings from the Left Coast. Fans can get 5 FREE copies of the latest mixtape simply by paying for the postage. Suburban Home encourage you to keep one copy for yourself and share the others with your mates. Artists will include Drag the River, Two Cow Garage (covering The Beatles), Glossary, Justin Townes Earle and more. Pick up Greetings from the Left Coast here. If you missed out on the first installment, Nine Bullets have made it available as a free download, in keeping with the spirit of the mixtape series and the label's philosophy.
are set to release their new single from their as yet untitled forthcoming album. 'One Long Week' was recorded in the week leading up to Christmas '09, and like their debut album is an international affair. Produced by Nick Huggins (Whitley) in Melbourne and mixed by Brad Jones (Josh Rouse) in Nashville, the new track shows growth for the band with it's concise song structure and typically whimsical pop sensibilities. In support of the single the band will be hitting the road. Listen to the new tune here, and see the band as the travel the countryside (see dates on the right).Followin
g on from the success of Suburban Home's Raising Hell & Living Cheap mixtape, the punk/country/folk/indie label is set to do it again with Greetings from the Left Coast. Fans can get 5 FREE copies of the latest mixtape simply by paying for the postage. Suburban Home encourage you to keep one copy for yourself and share the others with your mates. Artists will include Drag the River, Two Cow Garage (covering The Beatles), Glossary, Justin Townes Earle and more. Pick up Greetings from the Left Coast here. If you missed out on the first installment, Nine Bullets have made it available as a free download, in keeping with the spirit of the mixtape series and the label's philosophy.
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