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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
A kissing cousin to Sweden’s Radio Dept or label mates Craft Spells, Jack Tatum (aka Wild Nothing) spins a soft sonic security blanket of hazy synths, distorted guitars and cooed vocals that pay loving homage to the star-kissed dream-pop of the 1980s.
musikgruppen del 7
In a few scant hours, Musikgruppen, del 7 will start pumping out the jams to the lucky citizens of Stockholm…who make their way to Snotty. In honor of the occasion, here’s my playlist for the month. I challenged myself to make as angst free of mix as possible. Think I got about halfway there. Eh, there’s always next month.
- # saint etienne
- # belle and sebastian
- # belle & sebastian
- # tennis
- # la sera
- # alpaca sports
- # big wave riders
- # craft spells
- # wild nothing
- # kisses
- # stars
- # hooray for earth
- # the cure
- # future island
- # future islands
- # david bowie
- # the rolling stones
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One does not turn to Beach House for effusive stage banter. With a series of shadows dancing across their faces from sidelights, and a backlighting provided by a sheet of theatrical stars, the Baltimore-based duo kept chatting at Tuesday night’s show to a bare minimum. That is, save for a few perfunctorily thank yous. “It’s not that I don’t want to talk to you,” said keyboard/vocalist Victoria Legrand, acknowledging the duo’s seemingly aloof presence, “It’s just that it’s complicated.” (via Beach House (With Wild Nothing), El Rey Theatre, Los Angeles, CA | Under The Radar)
