Columbus Alive interviews The Van Allen Belt in advance of their show at Double Happiness!
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Borrowed Beams of Light on Guilty Feet
Guilty Feet features the title track from Borrowed Beams of Light’s new album On The Wings Of A Bug!
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Muscle Worship on Smile Politely
Smile Politely previews Muscle Worship’s upcoming Champaign shows during the band’s December tour, and features them as an Editor’s Pick!
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Brooklyn Vegan features Muscle Worship
Brooklyn Vegan previews Müscle Wörship’s upcoming Brooklyn show at Glasslands, and shares the band’s tour dates and album stream:
Muscle Worship’s self-titled debut LP, which came out earlier this year, is packed with raw riffage and distorted vocals that fall somewhere between the attack of post-hardcore and the sharp quickness of post-punk.
Check it out here!
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Sirens of Decay reviews Borrowed Beams of Light track
Sirens of Decay reviews the title track of Borrowed Beams of Light’s new album On The Wings Of A Bug:
Hibernator Gigs, home to two of the more interesting artists I’ve uncovered in my interweb travels, released Borrowed Beams Of Light’s latest record…“On The Wings Of A Bug” is as candidly quirky as anything else you might expect from the Borrowed Beams, what with it’s short X-Files intro segue into a dainty little rhythm and sunny sounding vocals. There’s some inherent joy in this track, like a child at play with something he doesn’t understand.
Read the whole piece here.
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Venture Mag (UK) features new Borrowed Beams of Light video
Venture Mag (UK) features the first music video from Borrowed Beams of Light’s new album On The Wings Of A Bug! Check out the light-filled visual treatment of the title track here.
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Magnet Magazine premieres Borrowed Beams of Light video
Magnet Magazine premieres Borrowed Beams of Light’s new video for the title track to their new album On The Wings Of A Bug!
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Magnet Magazine premieres new Borrowed Beams of Light video tonight!
Magnet Magazine will be premiering the video for Borrowed Beams of Light’s new single “On The Wings Of A Bug” at 11pm tonight!
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Cville Weekly reviews Borrowed Beams of Light’s new album
Cville Weekly reviews Borrowed Beams of Light’s new album On The Wings Of A Bug, praising their “crisp, streamlined, and easily charming mid-tempo indie-pop groovers”, and gives a preview of the album release show at The Southern.
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Powerpopulist features Borrowed Beams of Light
Powerpopulist features Borrowed Beams of Light’s new single “On The Wings Of A Bug”!
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The Sound of Confusion features Borrowed Beams of Light
UK music blog The Sound of Confusion reviews the title track of Borrowed Beams of Light’s new album On The Wings Of A Bug:
We’d be inclined to say that the title-track from new album ‘On The Wings Of A Bug’ is cosmic Americana mixed with indie-rock, and also that it’s a cracker.
Check it out here!
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UNC Charlotte Niner reviews Daikaiju show
Secret Note reviews Chastity Belt & Pony Time show
The Secret Note reviews Chastity Belt & Pony Time’s show in Milwaukee!
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Kick Kick Snare features new Borrowed Beams of Light single
Kick Kick Snare features “Songbird Bouquet”, the second single from Borrowed Beams of Light’s forthcoming album On The Wings Of A Bug:
“Songbird Bouquet” is a short and sweet 2 minutes of light hearted indie rock complete with hand claps, bells, horns, and awesome lines like “How can you fit all that song in one bird.” It’s bright and easy to take in but makes you want to pump your fist and singalong all the same.
Check it out here!
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The Vinyl District premieres Borrowed Beams of Light’s new album
The Vinyl District has a full stream of the new album by Borrowed Beams of Light, out November 5th on Hibernator Gigs Records. While you’re taking in the record, check out Adam Brock’s beautiful essay on Borrowed Beams of Light’s long love affair with vinyl, and pre-order the wax here!
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The Sound End interviews Chastity Belt & Pony Time
The Sound End interviews Chastity Belt and Pony Time in advance of their show in Detroit – get some insight into their formation, their friendship, and what drinks you should buy them after the show.
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Elekibass on Nerdy Frames
Tokyo’s Elekibass have posted a remix of the title track from the recently released Garden Party EP. “Garden Party” was written with Robert Schneider of The Apples In Stereo and Elephant 6, and remixed by Hierophant Green.
Check it out over at Nerdy Frames!
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Chastity Belt & Pony Time on Brooklyn Vegan
Brooklyn Vegan recommends tonight’s Chastity Belt & Pony Time show at Shea Stadium, and features full album streams from both bands!
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Creative Loafing Charlotte previews Daikaiju show
Creative Loafing Charlotte previews upcoming Daikaiju’s show at The Milestone:
“Daikaiju can bring it live, their shows a wrecking ball of crowd participation and guitar feedback freak-outs.”
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Daikaiju in Columbia Free-Times
Columbia Free-Times previews Daikaiju’s show:
The quartet’s surf-rock onslaught hits like a B-movie monster (“daikaiju” loosely translates from its original Japanese to “giant monster”): Drums pound with the might of Anguirus and bass lines hit with the power of Gigan; boingy guitar riffs soar like Rodan and split in multiple directions like the hydra-headed King Ghidorah. The yin to Man or Astroman?’s yang, Daikaiju always hits at full impact characterized by muscular prog-metal riffs, percussive complexity and exotic reverb-drenched shredding. All you can do is hope to survive.
Check it out here!
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