Boys Who Say No show off the video for “Ms. Lee” from their debut album, Contingencies.
dates:
4/15/12 – Chicago, IL @ Beat Kitchen
4/16/12 – Minneapolis, MN @ Triple Rock
4/22/12 – Portland, OR @ Backspace
4/23/12 – San Francisco, CA @ SUBMISSION
4/24/12 – San Francisco, CA @ Hemlock Tvern
4/25/12 – Los Angeles, CA @ The Smell
4/26/12 – Long Beach, CA @ Alex’s Bar
4/28/12 – San Diego, CA @ Ché Cafe
4/29/12 – Pomona, CA @ VLHS 254
Father John Misty’s album Fear Fun came out at the beginning of May and with it I’ve been pleased. I don’t think putting the album in a box, saying it brings thoughts of this or that, will do it a fair shake. Take it some of the music below and set your calender for a date.
Redgrave are the Chicago duo of vocalist/guitarist Angie Mead and drummer Stephen Howard. Their upcoming five song EP, National Act, brings notions of seventies heavy rock cast with the their own reason to be. Look for it on vinyl and download on June 12th.
REDGRAVE LIVE:
May 26 Chicago, IL @ Quenchers
June 09 Chicago, IL @ Martyrs
June 13 Chicago, IL @ The Whistler (record release show)
June 21 Iowa City, IA @ Iowa City Yacht Club
June 22 Des Moines, IA @ The Lift
June 23 Clive, IA @ Bombay Bicycle Club
June 29 Chicago, IL @ Lincoln Hall (w/ Pelican, Anatomy of Habit)
July 20 Chicago, IL @ Empty Bottle (w/ Del Ray)
John Amadon’s album, Seven Stars, has strong melody and a rainy day sort of hopeful reflection. The vocals evoke thoughts of Chris Bell and Elliot Smith. I’ve enjoyed the record, but enough about me. Listen and purchase here.
Chicago band Nonagon are sure to take some astute listeners back to the heyday of Dischord and Touch & Go Records. Their latest EP, People Live Everywhere, was released back in February and can be previewed here.