TANGERINE
JANUARY 10, 2014
THE RED BICYCLE
JANUARY 10, 2014
THE RED BICYCLE
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With Student Openers:
--Monday Night Jazz Band --Isaiah Graham Hazzard --Kate Atwell & Mallory Breen --Two Dime Icebox --10 Cent Time Machine Musician Mentor: Dominic Wolczko Sound Mentor: John Sparks |
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Tangerine BUzz
In November 2013, New Music Express wrote the clip above about Tangerine.
Here is what the veritable Guardian had to say about Tangerine in their New Band of the Day post from Sept. 20, 2013:
Tangerine - and we make this pat observation partly prompted by the fact that they're from Seattle - are girl group grunge, or DIY meets doo wop. Four-part harmonies led by two sisters, Tangerine make sweet melodies that nod to '60s pop and a little to R&B (original and latterday varieties - no, seriously), guitar solos that are models of economy and lots of bashing, crashing drums. It's dreamy, lovely stuff, even at its most shambolic, and the sound is sort of mid-fi - not quite a tinny shambles, with enough polish and gloss to attract non-indie fans.
And here is what our headliners from Show #6, The Physics, had to say about Tangerine on their blog:
We got a chance to see Tangerine a few times in concert this year and were immediately drawn in by their melodic sounds, catchy vocals and traces of rock and R&B influence in their music. They draw on some of the same sources of inspiration we tapped into while working on Digital Wildlife and we knew their addition to the bill would help create the diverse concert experience we feel represents our new project.
Here is what the veritable Guardian had to say about Tangerine in their New Band of the Day post from Sept. 20, 2013:
Tangerine - and we make this pat observation partly prompted by the fact that they're from Seattle - are girl group grunge, or DIY meets doo wop. Four-part harmonies led by two sisters, Tangerine make sweet melodies that nod to '60s pop and a little to R&B (original and latterday varieties - no, seriously), guitar solos that are models of economy and lots of bashing, crashing drums. It's dreamy, lovely stuff, even at its most shambolic, and the sound is sort of mid-fi - not quite a tinny shambles, with enough polish and gloss to attract non-indie fans.
And here is what our headliners from Show #6, The Physics, had to say about Tangerine on their blog:
We got a chance to see Tangerine a few times in concert this year and were immediately drawn in by their melodic sounds, catchy vocals and traces of rock and R&B influence in their music. They draw on some of the same sources of inspiration we tapped into while working on Digital Wildlife and we knew their addition to the bill would help create the diverse concert experience we feel represents our new project.
