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Friday, March 24, 2017
Local Releases: Visiting From Tennessee
Brand new music from Truman Brothers, Sea Of Evenings, Constellations and more.
Posted By Gavin Sheehan on March 24, 2017, 9:00 AM
We've got one whole show tonight. Just one. It would be nice as we head into the spring to start seeing all these albums people are apparently working on, spending a lot of winter time in the studio, and haven't released yet. Hopefully, they'll be coming soon. In the meantime, here's a list of digital releases from this week, then join us below for the show happening this weekend.
Sea of Evenings - Slate Beach (EP)
Portzebie - WYSIWYG (EP)
Symphony Sleeper - Kerrigan
S13nderman - C L O U D Y D A YS ? (EP)
Various Artists - Son Of Deseret (a Bob Moss tribute)
Kollected
RADE - Demolition (EP)
Sia Dokos - Strawberry Milk (EP)
Constellations - Eclectic Eyes
On March 25, we'll get to hear the debut album from Truman Brothers. This alternative pop band is two brothers (Benjamin Truman & Chad Truman) who were rising musicians in Provo until they packed up and moved to Tennessee. Technically they're not a local band anymore, and have about as much of a tie to Utah as Imagine Dragons do at this point, but we'll throw them a bone this time because they decided to come back for their release show. You can pick up a copy of Dukes Of Delmont tomorrow at Velour as the band performs with Oli K and Aubree Liz. Tickets are $10 and the doors open at 8 p.m.
Love music, head out, buy local!
Sea of Evenings - Slate Beach (EP)
Portzebie - WYSIWYG (EP)
Symphony Sleeper - Kerrigan
S13nderman - C L O U D Y D A Y
Various Artists - Son Of Deseret (a Bob Moss tribute)
RADE - Demolition (EP)
Sia Dokos - Strawberry Milk (EP)
Constellations - Eclectic Eyes
On March 25, we'll get to hear the debut album from Truman Brothers. This alternative pop band is two brothers (Benjamin Truman & Chad Truman) who were rising musicians in Provo until they packed up and moved to Tennessee. Technically they're not a local band anymore, and have about as much of a tie to Utah as Imagine Dragons do at this point, but we'll throw them a bone this time because they decided to come back for their release show. You can pick up a copy of Dukes Of Delmont tomorrow at Velour as the band performs with Oli K and Aubree Liz. Tickets are $10 and the doors open at 8 p.m.
Love music, head out, buy local!
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