WAGONS & THOSE DARLINS EAST COAST STAMPEDE this May!
Every ticket purchased receives a FREE DIGITAL TOUR EP with unreleased exclusive live tracks by both bands. Get yours here!
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WAGONS & THOSE DARLINS EAST COAST STAMPEDE this May!
Every ticket purchased receives a FREE DIGITAL TOUR EP with unreleased exclusive live tracks by both bands. Get yours here!
Show details after the jump
Wild Nothing is the solo project of Virginia born Jack Tatum.
Despite his youth, his music is the product of an unhealthy obsession with the sounds of the past, nostalgic melodies reminiscent of The Cure at their dreamiest and My Bloody Valentine at their friendliest. Unlike the string of one-man acts making low fi pop in their bedrooms, Wild Nothing’s debut ‘Gemini’ is a collection of seriously good home produced singles, including the glistening single Summer Holiday. Let summer drift out your speakers and warm your bones from the coming Winter chill.
Below is a preview of the album artwork. ‘Gemini’ is out May 21 on Spunk.
The music of Mountain Man is nestled in the tradition of American folk, but shoots like diamond dust out of the nest into the high, wide atmosphere. Their songs are shaped by three searching voices, encompassing harmonies and a shared belief in and love of the world. They are mutually moved to sing by their love for people, and for trees, birds and mountains, the ocean, the night, the moon, and being a woman. They all love the rambling, rumbling, rolling summer. Each member of the group writes for the band.
Recorded in an abandoned factory from the turn of the 20th century, each track of ‘Made The Harbor’ evokes the feeling of being in the room with the band as the record plays, and demands intimacy between the music and the listener. ‘Made the Habor’ is an album to swim home to, and to sail away with.
Yeasayer, Surfer Blood, Broken Social Scene and The Middle East have been announced as part of the Splendour In The Grass 2010 10th Birthday line up! More information and ticket details here.
See you at Woodford!