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The Helio Sequence - that have developed; the entire composition is one that reflects a band at its peak. The second LP released under indie titans Sub Pop, Keep Your Eyes Ahead is The Helio Sequence's poppiest and most polished project yet. Opening tracks "Lately" and "Can't Say No," in particular demonstrate the tightly-knit and...
The Helio Sequence Tour For Your Extra Credit Points - Before recording their newest album, Keep Your Eyes Ahead, The Helio Sequences Brandon Summers lost his voice, which pretty much is the worst thing to happen to a singer Id imagine. Thankfully, he regained it by singing along to Bob Dylan songs and teaching himself to sing like Dylan....
Keep Your Eyes Ahead - Photo by Pavlina Honcova-SummersThe Helio Sequence are a Portland-based duo who seek to answer the age-old question, "what happens if you try to cross laptop-based electro-pop with Dylan-esque folkestry and big, Anglo-arena rock moves?" Based on their new record Keep Your Eyes Ahead, the answer is "Tim Booth fronting Kitchens...
The Helio Sequence Keep Their Eyes On on January 29 - Caribou is the vehicle of electronic experimentalist Dan Snaith. Dan was apparently very busy at the end of 2007 setting up a big, BIG Caribou tour for 2008. He's playing shows in Japan, Australia, Europe, Canada, and the U.S. over the next five months. 2008 could be the year of...
Architecture in Helsinki to Release Moment Bends May 3rd -
You may not have expected it, but the first great modernist pop album of 2011 is here… Four years on from their last album, Architecture In Helsinki return with the hook-laden, magnetic and lush Moment Bends (out May 3rd on Cooperative Music USA / Downtown Records). It sounds like the...
Reviews: Wolf Parade - Expo 86 -
Rating: 7As expansive Montreal indie rockers go, Wolf Parade are very much in the shadow of their Arcade Fire chums, but still enjoy a respectable level of, well, respect that should be compounded by this tidy third album. Their sound, now more than ever, is a...
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