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Articles by Cornelia Murr
Cornelia Murr and Reverend Baron’s Dispatch From the Road
Cornelia Murr is a singer-songwriter whose latest record, Run to the Center, was released last year via 22Twenty; Reverend Baron is Danny Garcia, a singer-songwriter and former pro skater. The two are wrapping up the last leg of Cornelia’s Last Run to the Center Tour, so in a quick dispatch from the road, they chatted about post-tour plans, the best soups they’ve had, and more. — Annie Fell, Editor-in-chief, Talkhouse Music Cornelia Murr: Hi, Danny.
Best of 2025: Cate Le Bon’s New Record Reminded Cornelia Murr of the Importance of Art in Apocalyptic Times
My favorite record this year was Cate Le Bon’s Michelangelo Dying. It came out in September, so it hasn’t been with me all year, but she did start rolling out singles a few months ago and I’ve loved her music for a while. I don’t actually listen to that much music; I feel sort of overwhelmed by how much is always coming out all the time. But when I really love something, I kind of latch on and listen to only that for a while. So that’s been one for me that I’ve been really sitting with it.
“Skylight" by Cornelia Murr
Singer/songwriter Cornelia Murr is back with new single “Skylight,” a track off her forthcoming album Run To The Center available February 28 via 22TWENTY. The album was produced by Luke Temple (Adrienne Lenker, Hand Habits). The the track is accompanied by a video directed by Laura-Lynn Petrick (Weyes Blood, Jessica Pratt).
Cornelia Murr announces new album Run To The Center
Cornelia Murr will release her new album Run To The Center on February 28th, via 22TWENTY. The LP was Produced by Luke Temple (Adrienne Lenker, Hand Habits). Ahead of the album’s arrival, the NY-based singer-songwriter is sharing a new single off the album, “Meantime,” of which she says “”Meantime” is about living in the liminal zone of knowing a given chapter has to end, but not being ready to end it yet. Clinging to it for comfort while you can.
Crows debut video for "Is It Better?"
UK band Crows share new single “Is It Better?”, along with a new video. the track is lifted from their forthcoming album Reason Enough, available September 27th via Bad Vibrations Records. “It Is Better?” is a true reflection the difficult year singer James Cox has whilst writing the album. He explains further, “It’s a homage to the friends and my family who helped guide me get through it.
Psymon Spine Share New Single "Garbage"
Brooklyn band, Psymon Spine have shared new song “Garbage,” the track is available today, via Northern Spy (Ceramic Dog, Shilpa Ray) and DSPs. “Garbage” was previously only available on the vinyl version of the new LP Head Body Conector and features Sarah Aument on backing vocals and Dennis Young (Liquid Liquid) on percussion. The band are Currently out on the road in support of their album Head Body Connector, the track is now available Northern Spy Records.
"How Do You Get By" by Cornelia Murr
Singer-songwriter Cornelia Murr has released new single “How Do You Get By,” the track is available via her new label 22TWENTY and DSPs. Produced by Luke Temple (Adrienne Lenker, Hand Habits) the song explores the brass tacks of life, asking real questions around the economics and the personal currencies that drive people. Born in the depths of sleep, “How Do You Get By” came to Cornelia in a dream.
"Sinner" by Spiral XP
Spiral XP have shared “Sinner,” the track, is the latest single off their debut album I Wish I Was A Rat, available October 18th via Danger Collective Records. In the song Max Keyes imagines what it might be like to navigate the world with blind confidence, ultimately concluding that we’re all engaged in the same struggle: to find meaning in a culture that only equates value with profit.
United Sounds announce NYC Festival
The co-founders of United Sounds announce the inaugural United Sounds NYC Festival, created to fill the significant gap for the indie music scene in New York City’s fall cultural calendar. The two day festival happens October 25 and Saturday, October 26 at Pioneer Works in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
Machine Girl release new single "Motherfather"
Machine Girl, have dropped new single, “Motherfather,” the track is off their forthcoming album MG Ultra, available October 18th. The song is song is paired with a video directed by John Lee (PFFR, Wonder Showzen), featuring a self-generative AI frame blending technique.
Slowdive Release "kisses" Remixes by Daniel Avery and Grouper
Slowdive have shared “kisses” (Daniel Avery Remix)” b/w “kisses – sky ii,” a Grouper rework, two reinterpretations of their single from their 2023 album everything is alive. The tracks are available today via DSPs. Slowdive will tour North America, this fall in support of everything is alive, including dates in Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Washington, DC, and a special stop at Levitation Festival on November 3rd in Austin, Texas.
Cornelia Murr's Lake Tear of the Clouds
Cornelia Murr was born in London and resides in California as a dual citizen, but spent much of her childhood moving through the United States, from Colorado to Massachusetts, California to New York City and upstate New York. Working with producer Jim James of My Morning Jacket on her debut album Lake Tear of the Clouds, Murr conjures a hazy blend of folk and cosmic soul music, and taps into the bucolic spirit of the Hudson Valley. Hear First is Talkhouse’s series of album premieres.
"Jumanji" double feature, "RBG" and "Hereditary"
The Week in Film is a column dedicated to bringing awareness to award-winning films, special movie screenings, rereleases, limited-distribution runs and avant cinema that should be seen in theaters to be properly appreciated. “Jumanji” double feature If you happen to be a fan of the original 1995 “Jumanji” film starring Robin Williams and the Dwayne Johnson-led sequel, “Welcome to the Jungle,” then you’re in for a treat. A few local theaters will screen a double feature of both films on Sunday.
The Daily Scene: June 4
National Park Night at the Lookouts The Chattanooga Lookouts will celebrate our nation’s parks during the game tonight. In addition to the game, guests will learn about the history of the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park and pickup some prizes. Mondays are also Kids Eat Free night with kids 12 and under get a free hot dog and drink. The game is an early start at 6:30 p.m.tonight.
Micro Wrestling Federation visits Chattanooga Convention Center
The Micro Wrestling Federation (MWF) will visit the Chattanooga Convention Center on Saturday at 8 p.m. Bringing “an entire cast under five feet tall,” the event includes the same highflying, body slamming and off-the-top rope action of a traditional professional wrestling event. Tickets are $20 for floor seating and ringside seating is $25. Other ticket opportunities include a backstage private party for $250 and a business sponsor package for $500.
Katie Burrows introduced as new UTC women's basketball coach
UTC alumna and former assistant coach Katie Burrows is taking over for Jim Foster, who recently announced his retirement, coaching the university’s women’s basketball team. On Friday, Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics Mark Wharton introduced Burrows, who has been the team’s assistant coach for eight years. Burrows originally came to UTC in 2000 as a student-athlete, and she played an important role in getting the team to four straight Southern Conference titles.
Area small businesses can vie for free money
Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union leaders are going to give local businesses free money. Five area businesses that have been operating for at least a year and have fewer than 21 employees can now vie for one of the credit union’s five grants. “Because this is free money—you don’t have to pay it back—we want the business to have [some] traction,” Tommy Nix, TVFCU vice president of business and commercial services, said.
Photo of the Day: View from Raccoon Mountain
View from Raccoon Mountain. (Photo: Chloé Morrison) Our own Chloé Morrison tagged #NoogaPOTD on this photo over the weekend. She visited Raccoon Mountain and hiked on some of the available trails. Follow her on Instagram here. Want your photo to be featured on Nooga.com as a Photo of the Day? Submit it to [email protected] for consideration. You can also use the tag #noogaPOTD when sharing images on Instagram.
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Photo of the Day: Fire by the lake
A campfire at Chester Frost Park. (Photo: Jmareske) Instagram user Julia Mareske tagged this shot at Chester Frost Park with #NoogaPOTD. Follow her on Instagram here. Want your photo to be featured on Nooga.com as a Photo of the Day? Submit it to [email protected] for consideration. You can also use the tag #noogaPOTD when sharing images on Instagram.
Songs of the Week: David Byrne, Katy Kirby and Cornelia Murr
It’s time for the roundup of our favorite songs of the week. The Song of the Day is included in our daily email newsletter. You’ve signed up for that, right? And as always, tell us what you’ve been listening to. Email me or fire a tweet at me if you have something you think we should hear. Throwback of the Week How about a Bruce Springsteen cover from singer/songwriter Sara Beck? Her cover of “Dancing in the Dark” on her 2012 album “A Simple Thing” might be my favorite Springsteen cover ever.
Lake Tear of the Clouds, by Cornelia Murr
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