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News: Performance / Tour

Creative Nation Music Showcase at Hartford's Real Art Ways

March 19, 2009

On Saturday, March 21st, Boston's Creative Nation Music will present two of its artists, the Garrison Fewell/Eric Hofbauer Duo and Eric Hofbauer & The Infrared Band, at Hartford's Real Art Ways. This event is part of the label's Creative Nation Music Showcase Tour, a package tour of four New England states featuring bands from its roster. ...

News: Performance / Tour

Guitarist Eric Hofbauer Featured in the Boston Herald

August 5, 2008

Hofbauer talks about about the Boston music scene, the Creative Nation Music label and his latest CD, Myth Understanding, in a recent article by the Boston Herald's Bob Young. Check out Hofbauer's group, Eric Hofbauer & The Infrared Band, performing three tracks from Myth Understanding on YouTube: Jac Mac Talkin' A Drunk Monk

Album

American Vanity

By Eric Hofbauer

Label: Creative Nation Music
Released: 2004
Track listing: The Fad; Coke (for Our Addicts); Gnossienne #1; Mandrake; American Eulogy; Better Get Hit In Your Soul; Ba-Dee Image; Greensleeves In Vermont; Ode To Little Drummer Joy; $...(Part 1); Old Man River (For Our Lost Ones); New Coke (Part 1); Driftin' On A Reed (For Our Dreamers); American Innocence; $...(Part 2); Dukes Of Hazzard; Take On Me; Femme Fatale; New Coke (Part 2); Display Window Strut

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Article: Album Review

Eric Hofbauer: American Vanity

Read "American Vanity" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan
December 10, 2004

It's hard to decide--based on American Vanity --if Eric Hofbauer is a brilliant young artist or a wild-eyed nut-case. He plays solo acoustic guitar, ranting about American culture, American hubris, and American vanity through his guitar strings; though you wouldn't know this without liner notes. You might just take the set for some sharply-focused and fairly ...

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Eric Hofbauer: American Vanity

Read "American Vanity" reviewed by John Kelman

by John Kelman
October 16, 2004

Even only a partially successful experiment deserves credit. Guitarist Eric Hofbauer, recently reviewed as a member of The Blueprint Project , has the guts to put out his first album as a leader as (a) a solo guitar record, (b) a concept album, and (c) an exploration of the concept of pride in American culture. By ...