Love this video.
The name of the band is How To Throw A Christmas Party. And, basically, that's what they do every year. Like Trans-Siberian Orchestra, The Yule Logs and The Christmas Jug Band, How To Throw A Christmas Party are a Christmas-centric band. The Dutch Indie Folk Pop group Brown Feather Sparrow released the album "How To Throw A Christmas Party" in 2010. It was to be their swan song, their final record after just over a decade together. But, out of the ashes was born the group of friends that took their name from that album. In 2011, they released "Angels And Sheep". In 2012, "Christmas Island". No record last year, but they're back for 2014 with the soon to be just released "Intergalactic Welcome" (it comes out tomorrow/Monday). These are all Christmas albums with music as original and wonderful as you will ever hear on a December night (or any other time, for that matter).
You can order a hard copy CD of "Intergalactic Welcome" for 8 euro (ships on or about November 25). But the earlier three releases are all "Name-Your-Price" downloads at Bandcamp. And they are definitely worth the download.
"The Gospel According To A Sheep", by the way, appears on the 2011 record "Angels And Sheep".
You can order a hard copy CD of "Intergalactic Welcome" for 8 euro (ships on or about November 25). But the earlier three releases are all "Name-Your-Price" downloads at Bandcamp. And they are definitely worth the download.
"The Gospel According To A Sheep", by the way, appears on the 2011 record "Angels And Sheep".
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