SPORTS: GET A GOOD LOOK

I’ve heard a lot of chatter about this group and haven’t gotten to check them out until now. For an indie rock duo it’s a lush full sounding recording. In a weird way it’s like a tame pop version of MY Bloody Valentine but mixed with other brit rock like Oasis, Travis, Feeder and others. At times musically it also feels like a sprinkle of older Radiohead. It’s clear to hear the brit rock influence but it’s like that got thrown in a blender with modern influence. It’s clear to hear what the hype is about. It makes you wonder why bands like NJ’s Overlake from the Bar None Records catalog didn’t get as much hype because it’s a very similar set of influences. I like everything about this style of music especially because at its core it’s got deep appreciation for everything I was listening to in the 90’s and with that formula you can’t go wrong in the eyes of Millennials and Gen X’ers.  I’d recommend trying to catch these guys on their current tour while they are playing smaller rooms because they won’t be for long: 

FEB 20 — Los Angeles, CA — The Echo 
FEB 22 — Salt Lake City, UT — Soundwell 
FEB 24 — Fort Collins, CO — Aggie Theater 
FEB 25 — Boulder, CO — Fox Theatre 
FEB 26 — Denver, CO — Cervantes’ Other Side 
FEB 27 — Colorado Springs, CO — The Black Sheep 
MAR 07 — Minneapolis, MN — 7th St Entry 
MAR 08 — Milwaukee, WI — The Back Room @ Colectivo 
MAR 10 — Chicago, IL — Lincoln Hall 
MAR 11 — Detroit, MI — El Club 
MAR 12 — Pittsburgh, PA — Thunderbird Music Hall 
MAR 13 — Buffalo, NY — Iron Works 
MAR 17 — Boston, MA — Brighton Music Hall 
MAR 18 — Brooklyn, NY — Knitting Factory 
MAR 19 — Philadelphia, PA — The Foundry 
MAR 20 — Washington, DC — Union Stage 
MAR 23 — Indianapolis, IN — HiFi 
MAR 24 — St. Louis, MO — Off-Broadway 
MAR 25 — Lawrence, KS — The Bottleneck 
APR 08 — Tulsa, OK — The Vanguard

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- Sam Lowry

 

 

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