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[on the road] The Antlers

Brooklyn indie rockers, The Antlers, are hitting the road this May for a North American tour in support of their upcoming album, Burst Apart.

After some England shows, they’ll kick things off in the states on May 17th in DC and wrap things up June 17th in CT (with a stop at Sasquatch on 5/28!).  Along the way, they’ll be joined by Little Scream and The Dodos (check dates below for specifics).

Burst Apart is set to be released May 10th via Frenchkiss.

The Antlers – Shiva

05/12 London, England – Heaven
05/13 Manchester, England – Manchester Club Academy
05/14 Brighton, England – Great Escape Festival
05/17 Washington, DC – Black Cat (w/ Little Scream)
05/18 Philadelphia, PA – First Unitarian Church Sanctuary (w/ Little Scream)
05/19 Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg (w/ Little Scream)
05/20 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom (w/ Little Scream)
05/28 George, WA – Sasquatch Festival
05/31 San Francisco, CA – Great American Music Hall (w/ Little Scream)
06/03 Los Angeles, CA – El Rey (w/ Little Scream)
06/04 Pomona, CA – Glass House (w/ Little Scream)
06/07 Austin, TX – Emo’s (w/ Little Scream)
06/08 Dallas, TX – The Loft (w/ Little Scream)
06/09 Tulsa, OK – The Marquee (w/ Little Scream)
06/10 St. Louis, MO – Firebird (w/ Little Scream)
06/11 Chicago, IL – Metro (w/ Little Scream)
06/12 Detroit, MI – Magic Stick (w/ Little Scream)
06/14 Toronto, Ontario – Mod Club (w/ Little Scream)
06/15 Montreal, Quebec – La Tulipe (w/ the Dodos)
06/16 Boston, MA – Paradise (w/ Little Scream)
06/17 Hamden, CT – The Space (w/ Little Scream)

[on the road] The Dodos

Indie rock duo, The Dodos, are hitting the road for a North American/European tour in support of their latest release, No Color.  They’ll be joined along the way by White Denim, Gauntlet Hair, and Deerhoof (check dates below for specifics).

No Color is The Dodos’ fourth studio album and features vocal contributions from the very talented Neko Case and vibraphonist Keaton Snyder.

The Dodos – Don’t Stop

03/28 Calgary, Alberta – Republik
03/29 Edmonton, Alberta – Starlite
03/31 Vancouver, British Columbia – Rickshaw
04/01 Victoria, British Columbia – Sugar
04/02 Bellingham, WA – Wild Buffalo
04/04 Seattle, WA – Neumo’s
04/05 Portland, OR – Doug Fir
04/07 San Francisco, CA – Filmore
04/08 Los Angeles, CA – El Rey Theater
04/09 San Diego, CA – Casbah
04/27 Donostia, Spain – Gazteszena
04/28 El Ferrol, Spain – Capale Torrente Ballester
04/29 Madrid, Spain – Sala Nasti
04/30 Barcelona, Spain – Plaça de la Odissea
05/02 Grenoble, France – Le Ciel
05/03 Milan, Italy – Salumeria Della Musica
05/04 Rome, Italy – Circolo Degli Artisti
05/05 Ravenna, Italy – Bronson
05/06 Aarau, Switzerland – Kiff
05/07 Munich, Germany – 59-1
05/09 Berlin, Germany – Magnet
05/10 Hamburg, Germany – Prinzenbar
05/11 Cologne, Germany – Blue Shell
05/12 Nijmegen, Holland – Doornroosje
05/13 Amsterdam, Holland – Melkweg
05/14 Brussels, Belgium – Botanique Festival
05/16 Vendome, France – Rockomotives Night
05/17 Strasbourg, France – La Laiterie
05/18 Paris, France – Point Ephemere
05/19 London, England – Scala
05/20 Manchester, England – Deaf Institute
05/21 Glasgow, Scotland – Arches
06/01 Salt Lake City, UT – Urban Lounge (w/White Denim)
06/02 Denver, CO – Bluebird Theater (w/Gauntlet Hair)
06/04 Iowa City, IA – The Mill (w/Gauntlet Hair)
06/05 Milwaukee, WI – Turner Hall (w/Gauntlet Hair)
06/06 Chicago, IL – Metro (w/Gauntlet Hair)
06/07 Cleveland Heights, OH – Grog Shop (w/Gauntlet Hair)
06/09 New York, NY – Bowery Ballroom (w/Gauntlet Hair)
06/10 Brooklyn, NY – Music Hall of Williamsburg (w/Gauntlet Hair)
06/11 Philadelphia, PA – Theater of Living Arts (w/Gauntlet Hair)
06/12 Washington, DC – 930 Club (w/Gauntlet Hair)
06/14 Boston, MA – Paradise Rock Club (w/Gauntlet Hair)
06/15 Montreal, Quebec – Le Tulipe (w/Gauntlet Hair)
06/16 Toronto, Ontario – Phoenix Concert Theater – NXNE (w/Gauntlet Hair, Deerhoof)

[on repeat] The Seedy Seeds

The best part about starting this blog are the many different artists and bands i’ve been introduced to and Cincinnati’s The Seedy Seeds are a perfect example.

Even though they’ve been making music since 1999, it wasn’t until earlier this week that I got my first taste of this part folk, part pop, and part electronic trio.  Their latest full-length, Verb Noun, was released last month and it’s been on repeat since I got a hold of it.

They’ve been compared to Mates of State, Freelance Whales, Au Revoir Simone, and The Postal Service (all favorites of mine) and last Summer, the band was selected as one of Paste Magazines Best of What’s Next, for which Paste described the band perfectly — “If you ever find yourself in a Cincinnati parking lot witnessing an impromptu concert by a band that seems to combine equal bits of folk, pop and electronica, chances are you’re watching The Seedy Seeds in action”.

Speaking of the Seeds in action, they just happen to be touring the US and they’re playing a show at The Mint tonight (3/25).  So all you Angelinos with nothing to do tonight, brave the rain and go listen to some great live music!  BUZZGRINDER’s Sean Cannon put it best — “I assumed that a band using an iPod, accordion, kazoo, guitar and banjo had to be kitschy and, well, not too great. I was humbled. They tore it up.” (complete tour info here)

Check out the title track from Verb Noun below and be sure to visit the band’s bandcamp page, where you can listen to and support their music.

The Seedy Seeds – Verb Noun

Sharon Van Etten Visit KCRW

Tune in today at 11:15am for a live studio performance by singer/songwriter Sharon Van Etten on KCRW’s Morning Becomes Eclectic.  She’ll be treating listeners to an array of understated and elegant folk songs, including tracks from her latest release, Epic — available now on Ba Da Bing Records.

Sharon Van Etten – One Day