Common Prayer

Common Prayer
For the religious text, see Book of Common Prayer.
Common Prayer
Origin Brooklyn, New York
Genres Indie rock
Americana
Years active 2010–present
Labels Big Potato Records
Associated acts Hopewell, The Silent League, Mercury Rev, Grand Mal, Goldrush
Website www.common-prayer.com
Members
Jason Sebastian Russo
Alexandra Marvar
Karen Codd
John Anderson
Past members
Justin Russo
Joe Bennett
Robin Bennett
Mike Monaghan

Common Prayer are a Brooklyn-based indie rock band led by Jason Sebastian Russo.[1] They released their debut full-length album, "There Is A Mountain," in 2010 on England's Big Potato Records (founded by Neil Halstead) in the UK, and on Russo's own South Cherry Entropy imprint of Virtual Label digitally in North America.

"There Is A Mountain" was recorded in a cow barn at Hill Farm in Steventon, Oxfordshire,[2] at the site of the Truck Festival, with significant musical contributions from Joe and Robin Bennett of Goldrush.[3] Other players include Alexandra Marvar,[4] as well as Justin Russo of The Silent League. The record was well-received in the UK; the BBC called it "one of the year-so-far’s most recommended under-the-radar releases."[3]

Discography

Year Title Label
2010 There Is A Mountain Big Potato Records (UK), South Cherry Entropy (US)

References

  1. ^ Ill Fit Promotion Artist Bio
  2. ^ The Line of Best Fit Review by Erik Thompson
  3. ^ a b BBC Review by Mike Diver
  4. ^ AOL Spinner Video Premiere

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  • Common Prayer — Common Prayer, Book of (engl., spr. buck ŏf komm n prehr), die engl. Kirchenagende, 1548 zusammengestellt durch Erzbischof Cranmer, 1552, 1559, 1604 und 1662 revidiert, letztere Revision vom Parlament bestätigt, noch gegenwärtig Norm der Anglikan …   Kleines Konversations-Lexikon

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  • Common Prayer Book —   [ kɔmən preɪə buk; englisch »allgemein Gebetbuch«], das liturgische Buch der Kirche von England und der anglikanischen Kirchengemeinschaft. Es enthält neben einem kurzen Katechismus die 39 Glaubensartikel von 1563, eine Ordnung des Morgen und… …   Universal-Lexikon

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